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Extending cooker cable
I need to extend cabling to a cooker, replacing the existing with longer
is not an option. Is it ok to use a junction box? Is one rated at 30 amps (Screwfix 17018) suitable? If not, what's the best way to do this? TIA -- Frank (Beware of spam trap - remove the negative) |
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Extending cooker cable
F wrote:
I need to extend cabling to a cooker, replacing the existing with longer is not an option. Is it ok to use a junction box? Is one rated at 30 amps (Screwfix 17018) suitable? Yes if the cable is up to 6mm. If it's larger than that, use one of these http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/AAJB60.html John -- John White, Electrical Contractor |
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