I have been told that "BS 7671 States that the use of metal cable ties is required for cables of certain gauges". Is there anything somewhere like this in the regs?
A sufficient number of twists held under a penny washer creates a good solid fixing.
Clearly not a Yorkshireman, else it would be a ha'penny washer. ?
Chris,
I love Yorkshire and did live there many years ago.
I remember in the 70s (perhaps) visiting the Fairfax Arms in Gilling East for a pint. It was a busy night for the pub. We were sitting and talking and suddenly the lights went out and the kitchen stopped working. A main fuse had blown. There was a three phase head but only two phases were connected. I offered my services and removed the blown fuse, instructed the landlord to turn off everything that was not essential in the kitchen. I then used the fuse from the unconnected phase to power up the pub. Luckily there was a fuse in the carrier.
A sufficient number of twists held under a penny washer creates a good solid fixing.
Clearly not a Yorkshireman, else it would be a ha'penny washer. ?
Chris,
I love Yorkshire and did live there many years ago.
I remember in the 70s (perhaps) visiting the Fairfax Arms in Gilling East for a pint. It was a busy night for the pub. We were sitting and talking and suddenly the lights went out and the kitchen stopped working. A main fuse had blown. There was a three phase head but only two phases were connected. I offered my services and removed the blown fuse, instructed the landlord to turn off everything that was not essential in the kitchen. I then used the fuse from the unconnected phase to power up the pub. Luckily there was a fuse in the carrier.
