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Unfused spur.

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Hello All,


Could an unfused R.C.D. protected spur, from a complient ring final circuit, supplying a single outdoor socket via 1.5mm2 6242Y cable of max. length 300mm through a brick wall from an indoor socket outlet be considered compliant?


Z.
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    geoffsd:

    I would maintain that the requirements of 433.1.204 for ring final circuits do not apply to the spurs but instead that the spurs are subject to the normal regulations - albeit you have not quoted anything which would prohibit what you have done.


    Phew! Are you a politician Geoff? Well it was raining during the time of installation.


    Z.


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    geoffsd:

    I would maintain that the requirements of 433.1.204 for ring final circuits do not apply to the spurs but instead that the spurs are subject to the normal regulations - albeit you have not quoted anything which would prohibit what you have done.


    Phew! Are you a politician Geoff? Well it was raining during the time of installation.


    Z.


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