delano
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Why in the UK are we so fixated with ring circuits. I know decades ago it was decided to use the ring system as it was deemed to be cheaper but surely that can't be the case now.
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We like to struggle with getting two lots of solid core cable to lay flat in a metal backbox....It's the British way, this desire to make things as awkward as possible. Some even go one further, and install shallow 25mm boxes.
Why do you think so many electricians don't like Wagos? You can hear many of them now...."It just pushes in? Safely and securely? With no need for a screwdriver? Preposterous!! RELEASE THE HOUNDS!"
well.................its only one socket on a radial that doesn't have '2 lots of solid core cable going into it' though when you think about it surely lol
That's why I'm voting to make all radials feed 1 socket only.
each on it`s own rcbo and wired in pyro ?That's why I'm voting to make all radials feed 1 socket only.
hahaha - yes, much better to faff around with traditional JB - dressing conductors to different lengths and fiddling with screw terminals - while balanced on a joist in a loft - RELEASE THE HOUNDS indeed ! LolWe like to struggle with getting two lots of solid core cable to lay flat in a metal backbox....It's the British way, this desire to make things as awkward as possible. Some even go one further, and install shallow 25mm boxes.
Why do you think so many electricians don't like Wagos? You can hear many of them now...."It just pushes in? Safely and securely? With no need for a screwdriver? Preposterous!! RELEASE THE HOUNDS!"
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