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Repairing insulation

MrJack96
What is acceptable practice to repair basic insulation when it’s been nicked. Can we use self amalgamation tape or should we cut and trough crimp? 


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    Keep in mind that if you cut and re-join the conductor, BS 7671 then requires the joint to be enclosed in a suitable enclosure - which heat-shrink, tape etc alone I suspect wouldn't suffice.

       - Andy.
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    Keep in mind that if you cut and re-join the conductor, BS 7671 then requires the joint to be enclosed in a suitable enclosure - which heat-shrink, tape etc alone I suspect wouldn't suffice.

       - Andy.
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