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On 6 Nov, 16:28, wrote:
On 6 Nov, * * * wrote: But I can't find a supplier of small amounts (say 5m) of suitably sized flexible conduit (I have 35-40mm in mind). I think you'll find it almost impossible to get 35mm flexible conduit up a foot *through an average width cavity unless you remove several bricks on each side. Unless the cables are well overrated the grouping factor will be likely to derate the cables to below protection level. -- * B Thumbs * Change lycos to yahoo to reply In that case I suspect I'll just let the insulation installation crew do what they think is right. They seem to believe that there is no problem, and that my proposals are OTT. I'll endeavour to address any issues during the rewire. IanC |
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