Extending ring circuit

[LabourForApprenticeship]

No unless it’s for a heavy load appliance ..... are you sure it’s a ring?

Yes.

Hit, nail and head

Screwfix is for builders and DIYers

Only place open today. For work, we use erf or electric center

 

[telectrix]

screwfix is fine if you want something at the weekend.

 

[Pete999]

Hit, nail and head

Screwfix is for builders and DIYers

Screwfix can be a Godsend for any Tradesperson including an electrician working on a weekend, and in need of some cable etc when most Wholesalers are shut.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

The OP intends extending the ring, not spuring off from the ring.
I would use crimps in the back box.

 

[Octopus]

screwfix is fine if you want something at the weekend.

Screwfix have gaping holes in their catalogue .........

 

[LabourForApprenticeship]

The OP intends extending the ring, not spuring off from the ring.
I would use crimps in the back box.

I think I'll go with crimp, finally unpack my brand new crimper

Plus I'm a cheapskate.

 

[LabourForApprenticeship]

The OP intends extending the ring, not spuring off from the ring.
I would use crimps in the back box.

I think I'll go with crimp, finally unpack my brand new crimper

Plus I'm a cheapskate.

 

[Pete999]

Screwfix have gaping holes in their catalogue .........

Must have been a glitch somewhere then Mate, when I worked for them the stock control was very good.

 

[Pete999]

Screwfix have gaping holes in their catalogue .........

Must have been a glitch somewhere then Mate, when I worked for them the stock control was very good.

The OP intends extending the ring, not spuring off from the ring.
I would use crimps in the back box.

If the OP spurred from the nearest socket outlet, then he wouldn't need to crimp anything!

 

[Spoon]

Ok, I must have my thick head on today.
Why, if you can get to the back box of the socket not just extend from the socket itself?