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A further potential problem can be found within the junction

box (opposite) concerning the type of conductors that are

typically terminated. It is often the case in domestic

installations that solid twin & cpc cables will be used for the

fixed wiring with the conductor to the light fitting (or

transformer if the lighting is ELV) being a flexible conductor.

Care must be taken to ensure the strands of the flexible cable

are secured adequately in the terminal and have not been

damaged to ensure compliance with regulation 526.2

Also, as can be seen in this illustration, when the

conductor was removed for inspection it is clear that some of

the strands have been damaged during termination.

“Ensure that the connection method

selected is fully compliant”.

Guide to

| Junction Boxes

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