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Can I clip a crimped connection to a wall?
I have to lengthen a couple of runs of lighting (1mm & 1.5mm) T&E to
reach a boiler connection block that I have had to move. The runs are currently clipped to a wall. Can I crimp and heatshrink wrap the connections and clip securely or is it required to put it in a box? It's a bit of an awkward place to get at and a box will be a bit of a pain to squeeze in. I guess if I have to put it in a box I can simply do the crimping and wrapping and then put the lot inside a 'choc box'. -- Chris Green |
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