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Hi All,
My mate has a tidy roll of what I have now found out is 3 core 2.5mm armoured cable (wooden drum) but it turns out it's coloured as 3 phase (ie red / yellow / blue)? Would it be ok (as per the current regs) if suitably marked, to use this as a single phase feed to an outbuilding? I know it would actually 'work' and I'm happy that some green / yellow sleeving over say the yellow phase would make the earth wire clear, some black heatsrink over the blue would sort the neutral and the red is ok anyway? I just wondered what the rules said? All the best .. T i m |
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