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I don' t see a problem as long as the core size fits the ferule correctly.
We have had on numerous occasions had to use two different size lugs on a 4 core cable.
You may end up using lugs and bolts to join through
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Hi Andi.
I am working on my smart phone.............
I've never use a mobile device to access the forum so I've asked for one of the other staff members to give you advice.
Originally posted by SeanM
Greetings All
I have to rectify a generator installation as the previous contractors install the generator before councils meter.
I have to extend the 150mm cable which is armour cable (solid stranded copper) and I want to crimp onto this cable 150mm single core flexible cable ( braided copper cable), does anyone forsee any challenges with this?
When you say braided copper' I'm assuming it's fine stranded wires...
Just crimping with a ferrule is fine if the cable is glanded into an enclosure and joint is inside. Line tap connectors or DIN mount stud terminals would be another couple of options that have the advantage of being servicable in future. If the cable is trailing and you're jointing the cable with ferrules you should use a resin joint to give strain relief.
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