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Panel Pictures Please.

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Somehow i dont believe its a requirement, even if it is i have no intention of changing the way i do things, anyway for your information the bt line does enter the panel through a different hole on this install, not shown in that picture as the line wasnt in place at that time

Mark Hawks

Ex BT Openreach Field Service

Now Self employed telecom and data engineer  www.mphtelecom.co.uk 

Also back doing sub contract work in the security industry.

Retained firefighter Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue

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I've got somewhere a ktl lab report on the babt approval for pyronix panel which states that bt wire should have its own entry & be secured with cable tie,

But most important GROMMENTS!!!!!!!!!!!

Right, I've just uploaded a pic of my panel at home in the 'Rogues Gallery' cos I couldnt do it here.

As you'll see I like plenty of length on my panel cables for future panel changes etc.

Come on then lets hear you all pull it to pieces :fear:

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The opinions I express are mine and are usually correct!

(Except when I'm wrong)(which I'm not)

Er, I put mine in the control panels section. Don't know why you all chose the roogues gallery, subconcious lads?

Can someone put a link to the rogues gallery as I can't find the damm thing

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Right, I've just uploaded a pic of my panel at home in the 'Rogues Gallery' cos I couldnt do it here.

As you'll see I like plenty of length on my panel cables for future panel changes etc.

Come on then lets hear you all pull it to pieces :fear:

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Well if your sure? Flexable mains cable used as fixed wiring maybee.

Jef

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Come on then lets hear you all pull it to pieces :fear:

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Its ok,is the telephoneline in alarm cable?(pics a bit dark),but Lurch's work is more my style

Er, I put mine in the control panels section. Don't know why you all chose the roogues gallery, subconcious lads?

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Just trying to be ironic

Well if your sure? Flexable mains cable used as fixed wiring maybee.

Jef

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Come again jef? I can't see any fixed wiring?

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Come again jef? I can't see any fixed wiring?

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Flexable cable comes through the back of the panel on a gromet (IIRC) it comes out of the back of the fused spur into the back of the panel therefore is consealed within fabric of building therefore fixed wiring. Flex would have cable restraint and be a final conection so would be exsposed and glanded or have a cable restraint :whistle: .

jef

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