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What type of cable is table 4d2a for?

Holly Edwards

Hi I'm just trying to get my head around some of the tables in bs7671. Can anyone help me with an example of what type of cable TABLE 4D2A – Multicore 70 °C thermoplastic insulated and thermoplastic sheathed cables, non-armoured (COPPER CONDUCTORS) might be. All the others I know types and utilisations for them but this one I just can't seem to fathom what type of cable it's for.... Thanks

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    It’s for flexes (or flexible cables) so cables to appliances, trailing sockets, generally most things that are fitted with a 13amp plug top in a domestic environment.

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    It’s for flexes (or flexible cables) so cables to appliances, trailing sockets, generally most things that are fitted with a 13amp plug top in a domestic environment.

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    Thanks Mark. So I'm guessing it's for ordinary flex cable like mentioned in the OSG appendix c table c2. The thermoplastic versions rather than the thermosetting ones.

    • That makes sense. Thanks for clearing that up. 

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