Basic Electrical Installation Work

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A commercial industrial installation might call for conduit trunking wiring system. wide range support brackets available for fixing conduit, trunking and tray installations the fabric commer- cial industrial installation. For lightweight fixings hollow partitions plasterboard spring toggle can used. Steel conduits and trunking are, however, much heavier than single cables and, therefore, need substantial and firm fixings and supports. Let look little more detail individual joining, support and fixing methods.5.32. For the most robust fixing masonry materials expansion bolt such as that made Rawlbolt should used. Plasterboard cannot support screw fixing directly into itself but the spring toggle spreads the load over larger area, making the fixing suitable for light loads.Basic Electrical Installation Work 320 masonry nail which means that the cables can fixed wood, plaster or brick with almost equal ease. FIGURE 14. conduit tube, channel pipe which insulated con- ductors are contained. Cables must run straight and neatly between clips fixed equal distances and providing adequate support for the cable that does not become damaged its own weight (IEE Regulation 522.32 Same manufactured girder supports for electrical equipment. .8. Some these are shown Fig. Wood screws may be screwed directly into wood but when fixing stone, brick concrete is first necessary drill hole the masonry material which then plugged with material (usually plastic) which screw can secured. con- duit installation can rewired easily altered any time and this flexibil- ity, coupled with mechanical protection, makes conduit installations popular for commercial and industrial applications.The conduit, effect, replaces the PVC outer sheath of a cable, providing mechanical protection for the insulated conductors. 14. When heavier more robust fixing required support cabling or equipment nut and bolt screw fixing called for.4) and shown Table 14