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red/transparent/blue T&E

I've just come across a 50-ish-year old ring circuit where one cable at the CU is the usual 7/0.029" red/unsheathed/black Imperial T&E cable, but the other cable is red/transparent/blue, all three conductors (apparently) 7/0.029". I've never seen this cable type before - is anyone familiar with it, and if so, what's its story?
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  • The insulation floats and is more rigid than I'd expect for PVC. The transparent insulation shows no hint of white pigmentation. The R & B aren't faded in any way. I did think that maybe it was for 2-way switched lighting (without an earth), but it's a 2.9mm power cable.


    Anyway, it seems safe for continued use.


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  • The insulation floats and is more rigid than I'd expect for PVC. The transparent insulation shows no hint of white pigmentation. The R & B aren't faded in any way. I did think that maybe it was for 2-way switched lighting (without an earth), but it's a 2.9mm power cable.


    Anyway, it seems safe for continued use.


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