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Evnin' All,


A customer of mine has supplied some of his own cable. It appears to be 2.5mm2 copper twin and earth. It has a grey tough oversheath, (difficult to strip) marked DESCO P. It has a bare centrally placed C.P.C. The live conductors are insulated with Brown and Black coloured insulation. No B.S. markings.


Does anyone know its origin or anything else about it please?


Z.




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    Many years ago I came across a large metal fusebox that had been wired in T/E PVC/PVC where on every bend in the single wires the pvc had completely split off and straightened itself out leaving the bent wire completely exposed.

    In a large box that was a lot of bare copper!

    I'd never use a cable I wasn't sure about.

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    Many years ago I came across a large metal fusebox that had been wired in T/E PVC/PVC where on every bend in the single wires the pvc had completely split off and straightened itself out leaving the bent wire completely exposed.

    In a large box that was a lot of bare copper!

    I'd never use a cable I wasn't sure about.

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