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My plumbers sparky has installed my heating system, but has used the
green/yellow wire in one cable as a switched live. The core has been marked, (with red rather than brown tape, but that is another issue!). Previous posts in this group seriously depricate this practice - in my opinion with very good reason. The question is though, can anyone point me at a specific regulation that prohibits using a sleeved green/yellow cable as a live? Note: this is a flexible cable so the 'earth' has the same CSA as the other conductors. I'd like to be able to throw this back at the plumbers with a definite regulation to quote at them... Mike |
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