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I've just discovered that it is NOT in the building regs. any more. It was, but was removed a couple of years or so ago, and now comes under BS EN 1995-1: 2004, whatever that is.
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Same here. Rarely under 20mm, and often more, up to a maximum of 32mm. Above that, I drill a second hole along side the first, at least three diameters away.I normally like my cables to fit through a good sized hole. It helps pull the cable without it getting damaged. Sometimes 16mm but normally 20 mm Sometime 32mm. That’s normal
But if it’s on a plug it’s not part of the electrical installation.
2.8 Installing fixed electrical equipment is within the scope of Part P, even if the final connection is by a standard 13A plug and socket
Quoted from Part P of the Building Regulations 2013. Just to show that there are instances where equipment that is fed from a standard plug and socket need to be given consideration.
hello, no i haven't edited the original post noHave you edited the original post?
It seems a bit longer than I remember. If you haven’t don’t worry I’m just going mad.
Must be going mad then. Sorryhello, no i haven't edited the original post no
Hello my concern is how they have been drilled close to edges and straight up for lighting cables instead of through the middle reallySame here. Rarely under 20mm, and often more, up to a maximum of 32mm. Above that, I drill a second hole along side the first, at least three diameters away.
I didn't understand the j/box in the garage bit, either, but I hope it's gone.
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