How to use a junction box

[GMES]

Not!!!
Found this on a recent eicr, it was feeding a couple of outside lights, there was a lid on it so I presumed it was being used in the usual way, the training centres must be so proud.

 

[Simonslimline]

Whats under that tape?

 

[GMES]

Didn't look Simon I just disconnected it from the switch below which was tapped off a spurred socket, there's quite a list mate.

 

[telectrix]

They're obviously neutrals, blue i.d. :43:

 

[Simonslimline]

It does make you wonder what goes through some peoples head to be honest.

:6:

 

[ruston]

I hope at least that is an inside wall it is fixed to.

 

[GMES]

I hope at least that is an inside wall it is fixed to.

Kind of, it was on an external wall, but covered from the weather in a makeshift lean too, with windows and a door kind of thingy mee bob

 

[ruston]

Well , at least it is in an enclosure.:smug:

 

[lews123]

I guess the box is still being used as a "Junction Box" ....:13:

 

[Paul.M]

Elderly man that we keep an eye on and help out says his cooker has stopped working? He used to be an engineer so he has done a bit of DIY in his own home. No JB, just taped up, found this under the sink cupboard:-



Plug top flex (plugged into the cooker switch socket lol) going under the sink cupboard to feed a 4mm T&E for the cooker and a 1.5 T&E to feed a DB socket that feeds a socket in the garage!!!! What a mess, sorted now.

 

[telectrix]

but look on the bright side. no exposed live terminals.

 

[Lucien Nunes]

Maybe the only screwdriver he owns is a pozi?

 

[telectrix]

or a Electrical Trainee with his +/- torque driver.

 

[Paul.M]

Next one on a house rewire quote. We may have to address the problem with the living room lights madam????

 

[GMES]

Next one on a house rewire quote. We may have to address the problem with the living room lights madam????

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That would be considered Art by some and could fetch good money!!