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Is it allowed to use twin-ferrules to connect two conductors to the same terminal inside an Ex e junction box?
This question was originally asked in Norwegian on the trainor.no Forum and has been translated.
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Hello. I know that equipment in Ex areas must be ATEX approved, but there are some requirements for the type of cables that can be used in Ex areas. For example, can IFSI or PFXP cables be used in these areas.
This question was originally asked in Norwegian on the trainor.no Forum and has been translated.
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