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Big Spanners and Too Tight Nylon Glands?

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Is this an example of over tightening?

Also some E.V. charger point testing at the end. Very interesting.

https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=you+tube+solo+smart+charger+jnstallation&view=detail&mid=40BD703FAF72E075DC3940BD703FAF72E075DC39&FORM=VIRE

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    I like the way the filming stops as the meter seal and cover are removed. 

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    I like the way the filming stops as the meter seal and cover are removed. 

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  • 0 in reply to Colin Haggett

    Probably just the DNO fuse seal actually and then cut the existing meter tails to reach the Henleys with a bit of a loop. No need to open  the meter :-).

    Only the main fuse seal is missing at the end - in shot at 9.33 gone at 10.56.

    No sign of a temporary DNO approved paper seal. Ah well.

    Mike.

  • 0 in reply to mapj1

    The meter tails outgoing are both grey at the beginning, but are blue and brown at the end which is a bit of a give away.

  • 0 in reply to Colin Haggett

    Yes Colin and are not from a meter installer, another give-away. Can anyone see why?

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