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Orange Alu Split Con

Martyn
Hi All, 


As per the title I need a 25m ish length of 25mm Orange Alu split con, cant seem to get it from the cable suppliers unless I order to be manufactured with crazy minimum order quantities.


Cant use standard Split con as it’s PVC and I need LSF for an escape route, cable forming part of a BNO replacing a degraded cotton service.


It’s only manufactured in 25 & 35mm apparently, could use either but prefer 25mm.


Anyone with a short length?


Cheers


Martyn
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    "split concentric cables can be used on consumers premises"


    "but a building network, by definition, isn't a consumers installation"


    "it doesn't  (to me) seem to fit the definition of "consumer" More likely its just a type of "distributor"


    I have been watching this fourth court Brexit fiasco, on tv tonight, seeing these QCs arguing, oh yes it is, oh no it isn't. I don't know which is more entertaining, this forum or the Supreme Court.


    Regards, UKPN



    Ah, but I put it to you m'Lud that if BS 7671 permits something in a consumer's installation it therefore ipso facto also permits it in a distribution situation where that is equally covered by BS 7671 - BS 7671 not distinguishing itself between the two.


    The significance of the distinguishment of consumer and non-DNO distribution system applies only with reference to the ESQCR (hence on the use of combined neutral and earth conductors).


       Council (for the awkward squad) rests.


       - Andy.
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    "split concentric cables can be used on consumers premises"


    "but a building network, by definition, isn't a consumers installation"


    "it doesn't  (to me) seem to fit the definition of "consumer" More likely its just a type of "distributor"


    I have been watching this fourth court Brexit fiasco, on tv tonight, seeing these QCs arguing, oh yes it is, oh no it isn't. I don't know which is more entertaining, this forum or the Supreme Court.


    Regards, UKPN



    Ah, but I put it to you m'Lud that if BS 7671 permits something in a consumer's installation it therefore ipso facto also permits it in a distribution situation where that is equally covered by BS 7671 - BS 7671 not distinguishing itself between the two.


    The significance of the distinguishment of consumer and non-DNO distribution system applies only with reference to the ESQCR (hence on the use of combined neutral and earth conductors).


       Council (for the awkward squad) rests.


       - Andy.
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