OK, save me ordering the wrong size - what clips for 25mm^2 tails?
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Chris French
Are you going to nail or screw?
Personally I would use 1/2" nylon P-clips / screw / plug.
You can pick a few up on Ebay for £1-2 delivered.
I assume the meter tails within <2-3m of the meter re DNO requirements
or a switch-fuse such as MEM or Wylex has been upstream :-)
TLC is my one stop shop for useful data of this sort:
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/CA25TBRslash50.html
They say 11mm. Screwed P-clips would be my pref.
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fred
FIVE TV's superbright logo - not the DOG's, it's bollocks
Wide heavy duty tiewraps, fixed to the wall with a screw and washer?
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Harry (M1BYT) (L)
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Cable tray and lacing twine.
Owain
Screw probably - into MDF and chipboard.
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>Personally I would use 1/2" nylon P-clips / screw / plug.
>You can pick a few up on Ebay for £1-2 delivered.
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>I assume the meter tails within <2-3m of the meter re DNO requirements
>or a switch-fuse such as MEM or Wylex has been upstream :-)
Yep, probably 1.5m max tail. The old CU was in an internal corner with
the meter etc. below. It has just moved round onto the a other wall.
Think I'll give the clips a go.
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Chris French
P clips are safer with meter tails not 30mA RCD protected.
I prefer oversized P clips for cable bundles in general rather than
nail clips, easier for maintenance and less hammer bashing of cables
and clips falling out of mortar or plugs.
That said, nothing beats cable tray for a large quantity of cables
(although Fischer do various clips which might be of interest - at up
to £30 a box).
I used what was to hand, which was a giant cable clip type pipe clip,
for 22mm copper tube IIRC. Tails were older though, and only 16mm in
those days - both tails and the earth fitted in.
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James