Telegram Sam
DIY
Imagine please a long extension cable with an electric mower at one end and a circuit breaker plugged into a wall socket in an inaccessible place at the other.
It is not unusual for me to inadvertently unknowingly put pressure on the system such that the plug or the circuit breaker no longer connects. This leads to an unnecessary series of checks to see where (else) the problem (blown fuse?) might be.
Has anyone come up with a simple "cable clamp", screw-in wall mounted, that I could feed the cable through such that the circuit breaker or plug is protected from accidental pulls?
It is not unusual for me to inadvertently unknowingly put pressure on the system such that the plug or the circuit breaker no longer connects. This leads to an unnecessary series of checks to see where (else) the problem (blown fuse?) might be.
Has anyone come up with a simple "cable clamp", screw-in wall mounted, that I could feed the cable through such that the circuit breaker or plug is protected from accidental pulls?