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Badger · Jul 25, 2010

does it comply with the regs to install 2 x 2.5mm cables and protect bothe the supply cables with a 32 amp mcb/rcbo.

this follows on form the following thread.

http://www.talk.electricianforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=10948&highlight=comply

Lee321 · Jul 25, 2010

lets just keep it to a vote of opinion.

discussion of why you think is to be kept in the other thread

PC Electrics · Jul 25, 2010

Bump.

Badger · Jul 25, 2010

5-3, upto now :^O

Nicky Tesla · Jul 25, 2010

Reminder

remember before you vote, at the end of the 2,5 cables is a socket or f/spur therefore overload protection is at the load end.

Manator · Jul 25, 2010

Would be best if no comments are posted.

Badger · Jul 25, 2010

i agree, this wasnt meant for discussion on this thread, but only for voting purposes only! please comment on the original thread above, but your votes are :Welcome: .

thankyou

:coffee

Nicky Tesla · Jul 26, 2010

i commented, cos there was a huge missing detail in what it was you were voting on

nuffsed

ianmacd · Jul 26, 2010

i commented, cos there was a huge missing detail in what it was you were voting on nuffsed

Actually your comment is misleading.

kme · Jul 26, 2010

Agreed - Any mods around? Could you remove ALL comments from this thread, please?

Thanks

KME

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