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Default Recommendations for an IP67 Junction box that will:

Accept a 10mm2 3 core SWA cable & gland kit

accept 2 off 10mm2 6181y meter tails (8mm diameter) and 10mm2 earth wire

and have a 3 pole 60A junction box within?

I can find lots of Wiska boxes but they do not appear to have a
connector block within.

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Default Recommendations for an IP67 Junction box that will:

On 07/09/2020 17:25, No Name wrote:
Accept a 10mm2 3 core SWA cable & gland kit

accept 2 off 10mm2 6181y meter tails (8mm diameter) and 10mm2 earth wire

and have a 3 pole 60A junction box within?

I can find lots of Wiska boxes but they do not appear to have a
connector block within.

S.


If this is a wall mounted box and the cables are entering from below (or
behind) then your best option is a double pole Henley block for L & N
and a single pole Henley block for the earths inside a suitable IP67 box.


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Default Recommendations for an IP67 Junction box that will:

On 07/09/2020 19:59, ARW wrote:
On 07/09/2020 17:25, No Name wrote:
Accept a 10mm2 3 core SWA cable & gland kit

accept 2 off 10mm2 6181y meter tails (8mm diameter) and 10mm2 earth wire

and have a 3 pole 60A junction box within?

I can find lots of Wiska boxes but they do not appear to have a
connector block within.

S.


If this is a wall mounted box and the cables are entering from below (or
behind) then your best option is a double pole Henley block for L & N
and a single pole Henley block for the earths inside a suitable IP67 box.



Thank you.

I do as it happens have an IP67 plastic box in the garage with which I
could put a Henley block within and an Earth MET block.

I did wonder if 10mm2 was too thin for a Henley block as meter tails are
typically 16mm2, 25mm2 or 35mm2.

This is for my wood store and greenhouse.

I now also need to find a IP65 CU that will accept RCBOs....

The SWA enters the back of the wood store and the CU is to go just
inside the door (so needs to be weatherproof) so the JB is on the back
wall and was going to use the meter tail kit to connect the SWA to the CU.





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On 07/09/2020 21:15, No Name wrote:
On 07/09/2020 19:59, ARW wrote:
On 07/09/2020 17:25, No Name wrote:
Accept a 10mm2 3 core SWA cable & gland kit

accept 2 off 10mm2 6181y meter tails (8mm diameter) and 10mm2 earth wire

and have a 3 pole 60A junction box within?

I can find lots of Wiska boxes but they do not appear to have a
connector block within.

S.


If this is a wall mounted box and the cables are entering from below
(or behind) then your best option is a double pole Henley block for L
& N and a single pole Henley block for the earths inside a suitable
IP67 box.



Thank you.

I do as it happens have an IP67 plastic box in the garage with which I
could put a Henley block within and an Earth MET block.

I did wonder if 10mm2 was too thin for a Henley block as meter tails are
typically 16mm2, 25mm2 or 35mm2.


Double over the 10mm then:-) Actually the Click 60A JB might work

https://www.toolstation.com/60a-junction-box/p98775

but the SWA might need a little attention.

This is for my wood store and greenhouse.

I now also need to find a IP65 CU that will accept RCBOs....


Not difficult. What do you think pikeys use? Other than stolen tools, an
Irish accent and cheap tarmac?

The SWA enters the back of the wood store and the CU is to go just
inside the door (so needs to be weatherproof) so the JB is on the back
wall and was going to use the meter tail kit to connect the SWA to the CU.



Not a problem. Gravity and silicone are your friends.

Drip loop all cables from electrical terminals.




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