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Re: External Electric Wire Connections
[Re: fish5133]
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30th Jan 2018 8:36am
30th Jan 2018 8:36am
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If you do have to make an outside join in the cable, drop the level of the cable in a short "U" shape both sides BELOW the level of the joint. The water running along the outside of the cable will drip off at the bottom of each "U", thereby preventing it from flowing into whatever join you were forced to make. It's not a perfect solution but will keep a lot of water away from the connection.
Fetere sum, ego sum Ergo
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Toyah . .
by GaryFromWirral. 10th Jan 2021 1:39pm
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