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Jointing mains cable with crimps
In my house, the previous occupant has done all sorts of terrible things with the electrics, the shower (9.5kW) fed with 2.5mm to name just one! The lates bodge found was behind a wall cabinet. At one time, there used to be a double mains socket, which has been removed complete with back box and replaced with a standard round junction box. The hole has been gouged out to allow it to be sunk. From this, a short spur to a new, lower position. My requirement is to open the ring at this point and run another couple or three of sockets. I know that crimps are the way to go, but tell me this: 1) Are these crimps the same blue ones as I use for auto electrical work? 2) Should the earth be connected straight through, or connected to a replacement back box (removed during this bodge). -- AJL Electronics (G6FGO) Ltd : Satellite and TV aerial systems http://www.classicmicrocars.co.uk : http://www.ajlelectronics.co.uk |
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