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Historical Wiring.

The old days where house main earthing leads were green 6.0mm2. Ring "mains" were wired in 2.5mm2 T&E with 1.0mm2 earth continuity conductors. And the use of plastic oval conduit in plaster was common.

Is this compliant? Please see picture.

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0 Chris Pearson over 3 years ago

No.
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0 Zoomup over 3 years ago in reply to Chris Pearson

Why not compliant Chris? And for your bonus point, name the decade.

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0 Chris Pearson over 3 years ago in reply to Zoomup

The broom comes from the noughties.
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0 Zoomup over 3 years ago in reply to Chris Pearson

But do the building regulations make it part of the installation?

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0 gkenyon over 3 years ago in reply to Zoomup

Zoomup said:
And for your bonus point, name the decade.

Guess at 1970s with the ash-type breeze-block, and the fact that 2.5/1.5 T&E was manufactured between approx 1969 and 1981.
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0 gkenyon over 3 years ago in reply to Zoomup

Zoomup said:
And for your bonus point, name the decade.

Guess at 1970s with the ash-type breeze-block, and the fact that 2.5/1.5 T&E was manufactured between approx 1969 and 1981.
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