How to Connect a 3-Core Armoured Cable to a 3-Pin Socket?

Thread starter el capitan
Start date Feb 9, 2011
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To connect a 3-core armoured cable to a 3-pin socket, it is essential to know the cable gauge and the type of socket being used. Providing a picture of the setup can assist in offering more precise guidance. Proper connections should ensure safety and compliance with electrical standards. Users are encouraged to seek professional assistance if unsure about the installation process. Clear identification of the components involved is crucial for a successful connection.

Feb 9, 2011

el capitan

Hi

I am trying to find out a way to connect a 3 core cable (armoured cable) to a 3-pin socket... what would be the best way to go about doing this ??

any help would be appreciated
regards

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Feb 9, 2011

dlgoff

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What is the cables gauge and what is type of socket? A picture might help.

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