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Sadly, yes it was quite a common practiceWhy do I keep finding this set up on installations over 20ish years old..was this the done thing back in the day??
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Yes, very common. Not permitted now as all conductors must be within the enclosure.
Doesn't need to. However it must be painted green and yellow...So what sort of enclosure should conduit go in when it's used as a CPC?
Would hazard a guess that the joint box shown in the picture, is in my opinion far to small for the amount of cables that seem to be entering it 8 if my maths is up to scratch, should have used a plastic adaptable box, and as Wagos were to futuristic for the 70s a strip of connectors would do the trick nicely, cpcs as well.So what sort of enclosure should conduit go in when it's used as a CPC?
Must admit that is a poor job in the photo. Green sleeving was available back then. And a terminal block. Would like to see inside that JB, 8 t&e's I think it would only need a sprinkle of parmisano to finish it off nicely.
I did it at the bottom.cpc's should be wound on top of the JB and secured with a wire nut. then a bit of green tape to ID them.
Doesn't need to. However it must be painted green and yellow...
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