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If you are unable to attach a gland to the consumer unit due to having limited space above it (which is where the cables run down) what can you attach or use for the cable entries? Silicone, bush and lock nut?
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If you are unable to attach a gland to the consumer unit due to having limited space above it (which is where the cables run down) what can you attach or use for the cable entries? Silicone, bush and lock nut?
How so?Using wood is not compliant with regs what about fire rating pointless changing to metal db
Using wood is not compliant with regs what about fire rating pointless changing to metal db
unless the board is in a wet area the ip rating doesnt have to be maintained :army:. Id go for the wood option with rear entry. oo er
Using wood is not compliant with regs what about fire rating pointless changing to metal db
ip ratting is not just for water ingress it is for dust aswell i think it ip4x for the top of a consumer unitunless the board is in a wet area the ip rating doesnt have to be maintained :army:. Id go for the wood option with rear entry. oo er
as long as you havent chewed a massive gaping whole in the top, a slot for cables will be fine. Im sure common sense comes into play...
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