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Hello,
Please can anyone tell me the rules about junction boxes? I could not find anything in the "old" FAQ and the wiki FAQ's rewiring pages reports an error. Can you use a junction box if the last bit of cable on your reel is not long enough or should the cable be continuous? Should I save the piece that is too short for another job and start the new reel straight away? Is it permissible to use junction boxes where you break into the existing ring to add or remove sockets to/from the ring main? Or again should you run continuous cable from socket to socket? I used google but could only find a US FAQ that says: "Junction boxes must be located in such a way that they're accessible later. Ie: not buried under plaster." Is it acceptable to use them under floor boards provided they are secured to a joist with at least 50mm from top and bottom of the joist? Ort is under the floor considered inaccessible? How accessible is accessible? Thanks, Stephen. (still waiting for the on site guide to the 17th..., but could not find anything in the 16th when I looked) |
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