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    Cable Clipped above steel beams on to a Plaster board ceiling

    Hi There Just a quick one, I'm wondering what's everyone's thoughts on this are. A subby has clipped a cable to a plaster board ceiling using 3m sticky pads and plastic cable ties, below that ceiling is a number of steel beams spanning the length of the corridor and then below them is a...
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    Todays wind confirms why I dislike cables clipped to fence panels

    Half me back fence is now in the next garden , and had i clipped swa or flex along the panels all this cable would have been ripped from its connections and live ends would have been flapping in the wind...
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    Cables clipped direct in cupboard

    Wondering what everyone’s take on this would be, cables coming out the ceiling inside a cupboard clipped down the door facing then along the skirting and into Consumer Unit, I know this is acceptable but would you guys be fitting a mini trunking if you were Upgrading the consumer unit or would...
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    1.5mm clipped to ceiling supplied on 20A breaker

    Morning fellas On job at moment. Am just looking at lighting circuits. They are supplied off 20A type C breakers run in 2.5mm to MDB's then from there each lighting circuit goes down to 1.5mm flex 5 core with 2 cores being used for dali. From what I see cable rating is 20A is a 20A breaker to...
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    CCP of 6mm t&e in trunking.

    Hi all how can I work out the current carrying capacity of a 6mm t&e in surface metallic trunking. I can only find clipped direct and enclosed in insulated wall using table guides
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    Armourd cable clipped direct will the sun uv affect the cable

    Hi all i have a customer that wants a supply to an outbuilding clipped direct to a brick wall looks to be the best route but the cable will be in full sun will this have much of an affect to the cable advice please
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    cables clipped under a bathtub

    Hi have just been doing a periodic in a house and noticed that the shower cable comes out of the floor boards then is clipped direct to the bathroom wall under the bath before disappearing up the wall to a pullcord Is this OK?it has screws securing the side panel so.im.assuming its ok as its out...
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    manufacturer's instructions vs common sense!

    Ok I know this is dragged up time and time again regarding the 3a fuse on a fan debate but i had an interesting one today. i am installing a belling 100dft range cooker, the manufacturer's instructions are tight lipped about the actual wattage of the bleeding thing but the info I got was that...
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    led tape light ip rated- clipped not sticky back

    Anyone know where I can get this from?
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    RCD Protection of clipped cables

    Hi. Is it still ok to protect a circuit clipped direct and exposed throughout entire circuit without RCD protection?
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    Clipped surface

    Am I right in thinking a new circuit clipped on the surface doesn't require rcd protection ?
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    Clipped Direct

    I have a customer who needs sockets installing in a studio. He uses the studio for office work, storage and conferences. he wants the cheapest option for the sockets (don't they always) and is happy for the cable to be clipped direct to the walls. I was thinking one large ring final and a new...
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    Ring Final CCT - Cable clipped direct to an outside wall

    I've been asked to install a new RFC at a Ground Floor Flat. The Socket outlets for this circuit are going to be in a room at the rear of the property on the other side of the flat from the CU - the owner does not want me to install the cable through the Flat, but wants me to route the cable...
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    Supply to submain no rcd.

    I've been asked to do some minor alterations to an out house which is supplied from CU in main house. Now the new CU in outhouse has RCD protected circuits but the supply from main house is not RCD protected. The cable is a 20m run in hightuf clipped to outside wall clearly visible. Should I put...
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    clipped direct

    Hi guys What's your opinion on this If a cable is clipped direct outside on a wall does it require rcd protection.
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    showers and cable size

    hi everyone, an aquaintence with very little money has bought a 9.8 kw shower to replace his failed unit and asked me to fit it. house has a 6mm t/e shower cable. normally i would insist on 10mm cable, however, 9.8 kw at 230 volts works out at 42 amps. actual voltage measures at 245 which means...
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    cable clipped direct.

    Hi you brainy people Think am gonna have to dig myself a trench and put on my tin hat for this question but here goes, can a standard PVC/PVC cable be clipped direct outside to a wall or fence as long as its protected by rcd. Or does it have to have a form of mechanical protection.
  18. Amp David

    Cables clipped to the walls

    Why in older commercial buildings do the electricians fasten cables to the wall rather than install tray etc. Been in a place today where over the years more and more circuits have been added, but no one has installed tray etc just clipped to the wall a ties to existing cables. Looks a right mess
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    T&E clipped direct to outside wall.

    This post is slightly more detailed than the title suggests. I am fitting a small security light in a covered passageway that exists between 2 ex council houses. The passageway has structure above it which forms internal rooms of this houses. Consequently there is very little natural light in...
  20. yellowvanman

    6mm T&E on a 32A Cooker circuit

    Struck me recently as to why we use 6mm T&E for a 32A cooker circuit, when generally 4mm (clipped direct) would be sufficient. Is this a historical thing with BS3036 fuses?

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