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Guys I would like some opinions on the use of numeric cable core identification for LV circuits. See 514.5.

Eg. If using a 5 core YY flex with all cores coloured black and marked in white with 1 - 4 plus a green/yellow cpc. Can these be connected into a DB without any addition sleeving ie. Core 1 to L1, core 2 to L2, core 3 to L3 and core 4 to neutral.
 
Strictly according to the regs, then no, not required (see 514.3.1 (i) which explicitly says and/OR). The use of or implies that using either colour or one of the number/labelling schemes is the only requirement. Not sure it's good practice though.
 

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