ByAlain78
I would have to bridge a phase on the stove connection.
L2 with L3 bridges.
The neutral conductor is bridged with a connecting bridge like this:
But I don't have a bridge like that.
How else can I bridge the phase? Is this possible with a flexible cable or is a rigid cable required?
I would be grateful for any practical tips that are also permitted.
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I’m not sure. I believe that you need rigid lines, but of course you can also use flexible lines if the herd connection provides the appropriate connections, simply try it out
In any case, you should use a vein to bridge that has the same cross-section as your lead. You can use a rigid or flexible vein. However, in the case of the flexible on both ends a core end sleeve belongs. At nem E-Herd, there’s plenty of performance.