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==2 Core Flexes== Flexes are available with 2 or 3 cores (conductors). 2 core flex is only suitable

...dard blue/brown scheme is as of 2006 found in all but the oldest appliance flexes. In fixed wiring, the blue/brown scheme is only found in very new (post-200

...faced with the issue of how to organise the plethora of [[Cables|cable and flexes]] associated with a modern office, notably for computing equipment. Any co Trimming flexes to the length needed can reduce the amount of [[flex]] on show significantl

...ten to 16A in order to maintain fault current protection for the appliance flexes. This is turn restricts the supply to a small number of sockets for each c This incompatibility in the fault current protection of appliance flexes with the high current ring and radial circuits popular in the UK, and the r

| Tinsel conductor (Tinsel conductors are used in flexes for small appliances were normal stranded flex would be likely to fatigue a

Flex is short for 'flexible cable,' so technically flexes are a type of cable, but the 2 words are generally used with the meanings a

* Flexes with dangerously undersized conductors.

|Strain relief sleeves||Sleeving can help protect flexes and cables at any point that they will be subject to stress caused by carry