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Nice 'loop' On This Install By A Bafe Firm

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Id be looking at the screens for a start.Be interesting to see if they have turned earth monitor off!Did said company design and install?No he means 2 cores out 2 cores backInside one cable

Yes. It was upgraded about 5 years ago by them. Will see what we find tomorrow as this was what we found in 30 minutes when we finally landed down here so I'm sure there will be some more horror pictures tomorrow when we start taking stuff to bits.

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I didn't think using a 4 core was ok. It isn't for sounder circuits and id argue loops are the same. But id less concerned about a 4 core loop than a huge radial. Id bring bafe in to look nsi etc before I took it over

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id be looking at the the device before the last 6,faulty/water/cable faults.

We have spares so can try and one of those testing gizmos that puts 1000v down the cable but I'm the apprentice on this trip for once.

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No he means 2 cores out 2 cores back

Inside one cable

 

get ya sys,speed reading again(not that sort of speed by the way :proud: )

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Where did they get a 4core with 2 blues and 2 browns lol

Choc blocked at the rear of the panel . . .

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Where did they get a 4core with 2 blues and 2 browns lol

 

good point..

We have spares so can try and one of those testing gizmos that puts 1000v down the cable but I'm the apprentice on this trip for once.

 

i take it your going to diss all the devices first.. O_O

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I didn't think using a 4 core was ok. It isn't for sounder circuits and id argue loops are the same. But id less concerned about a 4 core loop than a huge radial. Id bring bafe in to look nsi etc before I took it over

It is a HUGE radial too. Both are. Not sure they are nsi, just says bafe on the website. http://www.tpfire.co.uk/

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Not a bad idea to get bafe in. But ul prob find / a4 sheets of variations so its ok lol!

Fia courses said this was ecceptable, but was shown as a way of picking up a difficult device ect. Not wiring a whole loop. And of course you cant cover more than 2000 square ft

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good point.. i take it your going to diss all the devices first.. O_O

Lol, I think so. I'm leaving that thing in the hands of someone competent to use it!

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