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As for cutting/shortening RCBO neutral tails, ''Yes'' every time, where an excessive amount would be left to hide or whatever. You won't find any coiled springs in any of our panels,DB's. But how many of you actually reinstate a connection ferrule to the cut/shortened tail?? As far as i'm concerned this is a Must Do, flexible multi stranded cable is just not suitable for standard screwed terminals!!

I do have a set of boolace crimpers and I ain't afraid yo use them!
 

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