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Boards

dcbwhaley

I have six plastic back boxes mounted an a wooden board which is spaced about 20mm from the wall.

Connections between the boxes will be out of the back, behind the board and back into another box.

Do the wires between the boxes, going behind the board need to be double insulated?

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    dcbwhaley said:
    Singles and sheathed cables are not mutually exclusive and it should be obvious why, for a single connection, a single is preferable to T&E.

     I asked for info on what it was all for and why is it necessary to run singles. So now I have to assume you already have run singles to the board position, but I might be wrong, don't know.

    As for kitchen units, ignore it.

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    dcbwhaley said:
    Singles and sheathed cables are not mutually exclusive and it should be obvious why, for a single connection, a single is preferable to T&E.

     I asked for info on what it was all for and why is it necessary to run singles. So now I have to assume you already have run singles to the board position, but I might be wrong, don't know.

    As for kitchen units, ignore it.

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