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Hi, I'm replacing a damaged cable to my shower and can't make a good job of getting both 10mm^2 cables in the old DP switch box without stripping the external PVC way back to promote flexibility.

The thing is these are massive cables and the one at the bottom comes from the top and vice versa, the opening at the back barely permits the two entry without needing to cross over.

Should I replace the switch or let cable leave without full outer insulation?
 
well it won't boil if you put it in the bath. don't eat rice anyway. curry & chips for me.

We're not feeding the 5000 here!

Got a mate who came downstairs one morning to find teeth marks in his plastic fruit.
He also came home one night with a bag of bacon rinds he found in a bin and proceeded to cook them up and eat them.
I love beer drinking! :smilielol5:
 

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