A donut of a builder has helpfully run a piece of swa two core 16mm to a small feature fountain fitted with 1.5mm flex, suggestions on best way to join, couldn’t get the 16mm in a wago!
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And you could place the ferruled end of the flex neatly in the strands of the 16, that would work and be cost effective.What is wrong with a bit of 60A terminal strip in a moulded box and a crimp on the flex.
Gland the SWA into the box and put the 16mm² in one side of the terminal block and the crimped flex in the other.
I sincerely hope your reply was/is tongue in cheek shaun1.
It is for a pond pump, not a outdoor hot tub, with Pampas grass and saunas
So do you condone that form of butchery then? Should have had the right sized cable installed in the first place, and not left it to a builder,who probably thought "got some 10mm in the shed, I know I'll use that"It is for a pond pump, not a outdoor hot tub, with Pampas grass and saunas
And you could place the ferruled end of the flex neatly in the strands of the 16, that would work and be cost effective.
Does it need fusing down or has it been done at the other end (upstream) of the 16mm?
Question.
Why did the builder put in 16mm in the first place?
Tell him to dig it up and put in the right size.
or
Tie the cores to a jcb and gently pull it. It will either stretch the 16mm's down to a usable csa, or pull the cores out from within the armour. If that works, then tie a flex onto the other end and pull it in as the 16 comes out.
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So do you condone that form of butchery then? Should have had the right sized cable installed in the first place, and not left it to a builder,who probably thought "got some 10mm in the shed, I know I'll use that"
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