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hi tuf is not classed as flexible. flex does not go big enough, xlpe I don't think is a flexible cable either.
 
just looking up h07rnf looks like for 32a ill need a 6mm 3c but there is also (H)07RC4N8-F which offers more protection or am i going OTT for a flexible lead?
 
Section 717 mobile or transportable units -
717.52 Wiring systems
717.52.1 Where the supply to the unit is by means of a plug and socket outlet, flexible cables in accordance with H07RN-F (BS EN 50525-2-21), or cables of equivalent design, shall be used for connecting the unit to the supply.
 
Section 717 mobile or transportable units -
717.52 Wiring systems
717.52.1 Where the supply to the unit is by means of a plug and socket outlet, flexible cables in accordance with H07RN-F (BS EN 50525-2-21), or cables of equivalent design, shall be used for connecting the unit to the supply.
Oh, thank you for spending the time to find that for me. so I have a get out of jail free card if I use the cable and they damage it. I'm usually always overly cautious with these things and thinking what if !!
 
I have a get out of jail free card if I use the cable and they damage it.
Really H07RN-F is pretty tough, if you need more intrinsic protection then it is really SWA and that is not suited for anything that moves more than very occasionally.

Keeping the flex out of harm's way is the best plan, so attached to tray or in some duct, maybe an overhead hawser if clearance for vehicles, etc, allows it, etc, if you can. However, many temporary sites have nothing to helps with that and are quite brutal in how they treat cables :(
 

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