On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 11:53:21 +0100, "Andy Luckman (AJL Electronics)"
wrote:


You'd need crimps designed for the wire size and current - probably the
yellow coupler type ones, and a proper (ratchet) crimp tool to close them
properly - not the el cheapo ones which cannot apply enough force.

I have some proper tools, all I need then is the yellow crimps, CPC? or
Dave's suggestion of chocolate blocks. I am going to make it accessible ish,
so I suppose that's OK.

Either are good, in industry crimps are used to save time.

You can break up the chock-block connectors and push them into the
corners, tape them up with insulation tape if it makes you feel
better. Remember this is a ring circuit, therefore their should not
be any connection between the CPC, Phase or neutrals between each
leg.

This is better explained in the IEE On-Site guide.

J