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1. www.diynot.com › diy › threadsJointing ring main cable in wall | DIYnot Forums

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   Jul 18, 2017 · It's the ring main cable I've drilled. About 5 feet above the socket. There's enough slack on it to joint it. Running a new cable in isn't really an option. It's all fitted wardrobes above in the bedroom. What if i crimped it and put the joint in some sort of enclosure?

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   Wiring a ring main involves starting at the consumer unit with an appropriate cable, routing through the area to include all sockets and FCUs, and then looping back to the consumer unit to complete the circuit.

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3. community.screwfix.com › threads › 2-5mm-ring-main2.5mm ring main connectors - behind plasterboard? | Screwfix ...

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   Jan 5, 2018 · The cables are just in trunking at the minute just down the garage block wall no plasterboard on there at the minute. Could do that but the ceiling is currently boarded so was wanting the easiest way to join them.

4. www.electriciansforums.net › threads › joining-aJoining a cable to be buried in a wall | on ElectriciansForums

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   Aug 2, 2017 · I've left a Wagobox in a stud wall a few times, but not always practical when there is not enough slack in the cables (the cables all enter one end in the standard Wagobox). But actually, is there anything to stop me burying a Wagobox in a solid wall and plastering over?

5. www.electriciansforums.net › threads › 2-5mm-ring2.5mm ring main and Celotex Insulation | on ElectriciansForums

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   May 1, 2017 · There is a requirement in the Building Regulations 2000, Approved Document C, 2004 Edition, Section 5: Walls, paragraph 5.13 b state that no cables other than electricity meter tails are to be located in the cavity of an external wall.

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   Find out about cable sizes for electrical use in the UK and 1.5mm and 2.5mm and other Electric cables and the current they carry. Also learn about what electric flexes and electric wires do and protected against overloading.

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   What size cable does a ring main use?

   • The ring main’s design, which allows for smaller cable sizes due to the doubled-up supply to each accessory, is particularly suited for domestic settings. A typical setup uses 2.5 mm² Twin&Earth cable protected by a 32A Type B MCB, sufficient for covering 100 m², making it ideal for household applications.

   A Step-by-Step Guide to Wiring a Ring Main Circuit in the UK

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   How do you wire a ring main?

   • As you can see, wiring a Ring Main is relatively easy. All you have to do is to start at the consumer unit with a length of appropriate cable, go around your area and “pick up” all your sockets and FCUs and then return to the consumer unit to end the circuit.

   A Step-by-Step Guide to Wiring a Ring Main Circuit in the UK

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   Can a ring cable be buried?

   • Joining and burying power cables is never a good idea. It's the ring main cable I've drilled. About 5 feet above the socket. There's enough slack on it to joint it. Running a new cable in isn't really an option. It's all fitted wardrobes above in the bedroom. What if i crimped it and put the joint in some sort of enclosure?

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   What is a consumer unit in a ring main circuit?

   • Consumer Unit: The consumer unit, also known as the fuse box, is where the ring main circuit starts and ends. It houses the circuit breakers or fuses that protect the circuit from overload or faults. Twin and Earth Cable: Twin and earth cable is used for the wiring connections in a ring main circuit. It consists of three individual wires:

   A Step-by-Step Guide to Wiring a Ring Main Circuit in the UK

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   How many mm2 ring mains do I Need?

   • A typical setup uses 2.5 mm² Twin&Earth cable protected by a 32A Type B MCB, sufficient for covering 100 m², making it ideal for household applications. Homes often feature separate ring mains for different floors for efficiency and safety. Consumer Unit: The consumer unit, also known as the fuse box, is where the ring main circuit starts and ends.

   A Step-by-Step Guide to Wiring a Ring Main Circuit in the UK

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   What size ring connector - behind plasterboard?

   • 2.5mm ring main connectors - behind plasterboard? Discussion in ' Electricians' Talk ' started by mds1256, Jan 5, 2018 .

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