You generally treat PME and TN-S as the same things these days.
It might be a separate earth into the house but it could be connected as PME in the street.
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swa cleat spacing
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Another option is to run the cable in plastic conduit so that it is supported along its entire length and so will not sag.
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FI :-)
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That's not clipped-direct. Would it get hot if carrying a lot of raisons and exposed to sunlight ?.
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I wonder what the saddle spacing of the conduit would be?
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Someone put some conduit up near here and they used a clip about every
1.2m. it sags about 100mm in the middle. Supposed to have been an electrician but I somehow doubt it.- Vote on answer
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Did you work at picoChip?
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??
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I was also wondering how the OP could get his 10mm 3 core SWA though the conduit.
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Hmm. So how "far away" does the earth/neutral connection have to be for it to not be PME ? Simon.
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Did you hear about the young married couple who did not know the difference between KY jelly and putty?
All their windows fell out
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No idea.