if its in a backbox, then its probably best to crimp - smaller connection
Fused Spur - Concealed?
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NO. why not crimp it out in the original back box and put a blank plate on it. it needs to be accessible for future inspection and maintenance under 17th edition.
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burlocks, just read the rest of the posts on page two. apologies to those who already posted my sentiments before i read them, amen to all those who concur!
It's funny Andy mentioned having a switched fused spur in the attic...
I did a job for someone on Friday, socket in loft for router, and he complained (before I started) that his loft light and kitchen extract weren't working and could I have a quick look. Well what was there, but a switched fused spur beyond the perlin
Numpty, going back in a few weeks to sort it out proper!
I did a job for someone on Friday, socket in loft for router, and he complained (before I started) that his loft light and kitchen extract weren't working and could I have a quick look. Well what was there, but a switched fused spur beyond the perlin
Numpty, going back in a few weeks to sort it out proper!
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