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Looping 16mm through a main switch

aligarjon
I need to split a 16mm t+e to feed a second CU.  Loading is not an issue.  Does anyone see a problem with me looping them through the 100 amp main switch.  2 16mm cores sit very nicely side by side and makes things a whole lot simpler and tidier.  The CU instructions say that the main switch will take up to 50mm.



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    Manufacturers do similar looping internal tails through RCDs, so in principle I don’t see an issue.


    However the manufacturers do use different types of cable, fine multi-stranded, and ferrules for the internal tails.
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    Manufacturers do similar looping internal tails through RCDs, so in principle I don’t see an issue.


    However the manufacturers do use different types of cable, fine multi-stranded, and ferrules for the internal tails.
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