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  • murdock
    Suspended

    • Oct 2007
    • 2346

    #46
    seems like they dont anneal the new cables...have you tried to bend one recently.

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    • Leecatt
      Silver Member

      • Jul 2008
      • 404

      #47
      Originally posted by bergie
      lee, i see in 6.1.11 flexible cords (c) can be used as single cores in conduits.
      Thats interesting, The beginning of the phrae tell one that flexible cords may not be used in an electrical installation and then part 'c' goes onto say they can
      To make a mistake is human, to learn from that mistake is knowledge and knowledge is strength.

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      • AndyD
        Diamond Member

        • Jan 2010
        • 4946

        #48
        I would say the only reason you can't use cabtyre as installation cabling is that being fine stranded it's not suitable for the terminations in sockets, switches and circuit breakers. I suppose if you bootlace ferrule all terminations I don't see where there's a rule that would exclude it for any other reason.
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        • bergie
          Email problem

          • Sep 2010
          • 308

          #49
          6.1.11 excludes it, except for certain conditions. cabtyre up to 4mm is classified as flexible cord.

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