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Came across this today...

When fault finding a boiler control change ....
 
This photo is between the outlet plate and the tank stat. The same flex has been used between the controller and the boiler....

I must say I'm a bit puzzled by it - and wondered if anyone here had seen it too.

I don't really want to start disconnecting it ...
 
This photo is between the outlet plate and the tank stat. The same flex has been used between the controller and the boiler....

I must say I'm a bit puzzled by it - and wondered if anyone here had seen it too.

I don't really want to start disconnecting it ...
Hence the s/wire(with the tape at a guess)
 
I have seen that before,has it got anything between the outer sheath and the cores?

It was a while ago,but it used to come from RS components,and was used in mobile cabins and the like.
 
It isn't odd.
OK they were debating the cable that some people thought was a bit different, or something that they hadn't seen before, relating to the colours of the cores within the outer protective sheathing, apparently to some it was something worth mentioning, obviously in your opinion not worth a mention.
 

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