IMO not great practice, as this is how Phantom rings get introduced.
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Not sure what you mean by phantom ring? A ring from a point on a radial circuit maybe? Every radial diagram we ever did in training had several branches, some off sockets, some off JBs and some fused down and powered over 1.5mm or 2.5mm t&e. As long as the cable at any particular point can handle the load and is protected surely it's ok? It's not always practical to only extend a radial from it's far end is it?
Thank you all. can't wait to get this course completed and out of the way.
I'm really enjoying it at the moment and can't wait for the practical.
At the moment we are just doing the health and safety module 201.
If you want to spur off of a socket for a few extra points why dont you just break into the ring and put them on the ring ,,, SIMPLES
Is it not possible to go upto 50 S/O's if each has its own FCU?
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