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Simple question,how would you install 2 Swa’s,they are to be clipped surface on brickwork,which will been seen,so looking for a nice finish.
Client does not want cable tray,Swa’s are 3c 6.00mm
 
Liking the coax support blocks - do they sell in this country?
Don't know about that supplier. We use a lot on mobile phone sites so our suppliers are normally Graham Smiths for that kind of stuff.
 
I question your taste in crumpet, tel. o_O
He likes the "insulation" tape look........

[ElectriciansForums.net] Installing 2 swa’s
 
He likes the "insulation" tape look........

I really rock that look when I do it and go out... It's surprising how quickly the bar empties.... Easier to get a beer....
 
As I have been out of the game for a while can you run a single multi core SWA feeding two units from two breakers correctly labelled and then split at a box? Or is this not possible?

Apologies for the silly question its just out of interest.

It’s possible to do it, but I would question whether it is the most sensible way to do it. We quite often do it in stage lighting installs with 12 or 19 core SWA for groups of dimmer circuits going to the same location.

However for general power installation like this keeping everything separate gives complete separation should a fault occur, and makes it simpler to move one supply in the future if necessary.
 
If you have to produce a perfect looking run then I’d be looking at doing it in steel conduit, getting SWA to sit perfectly straight on external walls which are never perfectly straight or smooth themselves is not possible.
 

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