should be fitted with a rubber grommet or a bush when sheathed wiring
systems are employed.
The interiors of cooker control units or switches are either mounted on the
faceplate or on a separate removable chassis. When a surface box is used the
cable to the cooker emerges from the bottom of the unit and passes direct to
the entry point on the cooker.
If the connection unit is a flush type it is usual to run a short length of
concealed conduit from the unit to a point lower down the wall opposite the
entry point on the cooker, and at this point a special flush cable outlet
(Fig. 6.1(c)) is fitted. The cable is then run vi
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