Who wants to make some cash?..

[a1]

You? Then have a look here...

 

[a1]

Some reading on this one Phew - My eyes hurt.

 

[Apache]

From SF

10m Arctic cable

 

[bob]

From TLC

10m Arctic cable

 

[Apache]

I don't think we'll make our fortunes Bob

 

[bob]

i think you would have to buy hundreds if not thousands at a time to make a profit

bob

 

[Apache]

i think you would have to buy hundreds if not thousands at a time to make a profitbob

Exactly. Plus Admin has the market cornered

 

[jibspark]

um yellow cable for 230v on a site???

hang on!

230v ON A SITE?!

<edit> just realised they dont mean building site! Blushing

still wouldnt go for yellow with 230v though!

 

[a1]

Exactly. Plus Admin has the market cornered

ROTFWL

 

[jibspark]

its good thinking though, could be a nice way to make some cash. if you can get the parts cheap enough!

 

[Badger]

amazing what falls off the back of a lorry you know

:^O

 

[Andy™]

From SF10m Arctic cable

 

[Andy™]

um yellow cable for 230v on a site???hang on!

230v ON A SITE?!

<edit> just realised they dont mean building site! Blushing

still wouldnt go for yellow with 230v though!

doesnt 7671 say hook up leads must be 25mtr, 2.5 cable and orange?

 

[jibspark]

tbh im not sure but yellow to me is 110v and 110v only.

 

[Andy™]

tbh im not sure but yellow to me is 110v and 110v only.

the connectors are colour coded to voltage, but i dont think there is anything about what colour the flex must be. all of my 110v extensions are yellow, but i have all different colour 230v

 

[jibspark]

the connectors are colour coded to voltage, but i dont think there is anything about what colour the flex must be. all of my 110v extensions are yellow, but i have all different colour 230v

are any of them yellow?

 

[Andy™]

are any of them yellow?

there are a few yellow/orange/black etc, but mostly blue

 

[jibspark]

fair enough i stand corrected, i always thought with 110v it was the cable as well as the plug that needed to be yellow.

 

[Andy™]

fair enough i stand corrected, i always thought with 110v it was the cable as well as the plug that needed to be yellow.

just the connector that needs colour coded. the flex colour is probably recommended

as just to show how stupid some H&S people are, they think anything with a 4343 plug is 110v - so on a job a while back, they moaned because someone was using a 230v drill, and used my '110v' 230v drill as example!