Some precautions of cleat wiring include:
- Cleat wiring is not suitable for those place where smoke, steam, dust, and risk mechanical injury is present.
- The cable is lying straight in cleats.
- Do not install this wiring in as specially for stores and flammable places.
- The cap is not tightly screwed on the base because of cable is damaged and not as loosely screw that as a result, the cable is producing sag.
- If the cable is passing through under the water pipes, wall or roofs then cables are always passing through met conduits.
- Switches, sockets, cut out, ceiling rose and lamp holders are always installed on round wooden blocks.
- The distance between branch circuits for single-phase supply is not less than 2.5 cm and for sub-main 4cm minimum.
- Always use the wooden bushing on each end of the conduit circuit.
Some precautions of cleat wiring include:
- Cleat wiring is not suitable for those place where smoke, steam, dust, and risk mechanical injury is present.
- The cable is lying straight in cleats.
- Do not install this wiring in as specially for stores and flammable places.
- The cap is not tightly screwed on the base because of cable is damaged and not as loosely screw that as a result, the cable is producing sag.
- If the cable is passing through under the water pipes, wall or roofs then cables are always passing through met conduits.
- Switches, sockets, cut out, ceiling rose and lamp holders are always installed on round wooden blocks.
- The distance between branch circuits for single-phase supply is not less than 2.5 cm and for sub-main 4cm minimum.
- Always use the wooden bushing on each end of the conduit circuit.
Is it suitable for wiring in mud houses or straw roof houses ?If not, what is the alternative to provide safer Electricity to such houses ?
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