You noticed? How about 'kilver' then?
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3 core and earth cable colours
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Well, as I can't find a definition I'll see your kilver - don't believe it and I'm never playing Scrabble with you - it would go on too long!
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Funny that - *no-one* plays Scrabble with me... :-(
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what abvout sheathing the black brown and grey and blue with red and yellow and blue in some way described in a label at the fuse box, or even sheathing in orange, or a different lighter blue?
or stripes?
blue and black = neutral black and (red or blue or yellow) = a live phase ??
how is sheathing done?
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orange rhymes with stonehenge
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With the other 1% using twin and earth with the earth as neutral or switched live (or is it plumbers that do that?)
I wired a garage for a guy who worked (not as a sparky and is retired now) in a power station. He wanted to use the black as the neutral on the new coloured armoured cable that supplied the garage. I considered him competent and the sole purpose of me being there was so he could have a part P certificate.We actually worked together and a quick check of his work showed it to be of a better quality than most electricians work.
Adam