The Worst Cable for Electrical Testing

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[@Pugjamin]

Haha I have multiple death cables kicking around!
I normally chuck a WAGO on each core as soon as it comes out of the terminals.

[@beeautomation]

Good idea that mate

[@tragicvision775]

I have an RCD fitted to mine.

[@Zain.263]

Bro do you have idea how to get automation job in usa from eastern countries like India, Pakistan etc?

[@joshbrannelly4039]

I don’t understand the statement “don’t make one of these unless you know what you are doing”
Wouldn’t someone who knows what they are doing/is a qualified sparky who also needs a cable like this to do control panel testing also know how to make one?

[@flemmingss]

My first thought as well

[@beeautomation]

😂 it’s only content dude. You don’t have to take it so literally… or you just trolling? 👹

[@robbell5525]

Flying lead / Test lead overconfident = 💥💥💥

[@NickParadigm]

Fly leads! I also have a box of these that we use in panel changeovers to temporarily run pumps, boilers etc. I also put wagos on the bad ends when not in use and I never use T&E though, always flex.

[@beeautomation]

Yeah good shout on the WAGOS

[@pepeshopping]

Dies not take “expertise” to see the obvious!
All you need is to make the end where you plug the load, female,
Just so the end user cannot touch live points.
Just like any other pretty safe extension!

[@CommercialGasEngineerVideos]

Be careful with electricity guys😢

[@beeautomation]

100%

[@davidspisak1837]

AKA Suicide Cord! 🤔

[@beeautomation]

Also known as that.

[@CST_NPO]

I've also seen guys call it the "widow maker"