New sub board for shed swa advice.

[Deleted member 9648]

What an unbelievably daft turn this thread has taken, why are you guys humouring this numpty?

 

[sparksburnout]

What an unbelievably daft turn this thread has taken, why are you guys humouring this numpty?

Sorry, your right. Should have gone out, even if it was to see a Slade tribute

 

[bigbob1]

John Ware (Senior Engineer in the IET’s technical compliance department) wrote an article in Wiring Matters (Autumn 2005) regarding supplying outbuildings.
I suggest you have a read of it: https://electrical.----------/media...tdoors-a-supply-to-a-detached-outbuilding.pdf
Pretty certain that if there is a prohibition against exporting a PME earth, he would not advise doing so.

ER G12 section 6. Enjoy.

 

[bigbob1]

John Ware (Senior Engineer in the IET’s technical compliance department) wrote an article in Wiring Matters (Autumn 2005) regarding supplying outbuildings.
I suggest you have a read of it: https://electrical.----------/media...tdoors-a-supply-to-a-detached-outbuilding.pdf
Pretty certain that if there is a prohibition against exporting a PME earth, he would not advise doing so.

ER G12 section 6. Enjoy.

Can you get me a free regs book then?

£82 osg and bs7671
Maybe a stress reliever/squeeze book thing if I ask?!

 

[Deleted member 26818]

What is ER G12?

 

[johnduffell]

Is this outbuilding in a neighbour's field or something? If not It's hardly exporting the earth. As far as the dno is concerned you can treat your whole garden, an acre if you have it as an equipotential zone, then mesh under the soil to bond it all.
That's basically what they do in substations to make a zone. They just don't want two neutral derived earths from different legs exported to the same place.

 

[telectrix]

Because it is in the HOUSE and running through the fabric of the HOUSE and in the HOUSE equipotential zone...because it’s an extraneous conductive part.....and not with a strap but with an SWA gland 134.1.1

think you need to look up the meaning of extraneous.

Extraneous-conductive-part: A conductive partliable to introduce a potential, generally earth potential, and not forming part of the electrical installation (4).9 Dec 2016

so in effect, you are saying that SWA is not part of the electrical installation???? Bollox..

 

[Deleted member 26818]

If you’re referring to Engineering Recommendation G12, I suggest you read it yourself.
The only prohibition to exporting to outbuildings is where they are or contain communication stations.

 

[Strima]

I could only get butter popcorn as they’d sold out of toffee. However I did manage to get some Doombar.

Did I miss anything?

 

[Deleted member 26818]

think you need to look up the meaning of extraneous.

Extraneous-conductive-part: A conductive partliable to introduce a potential, generally earth potential, and not forming part of the electrical installation (4).9 Dec 2016

so in effect, you are saying that SWA is not part of the electrical installation???? Bollox..

Exposed conductive-part perhaps.

 

[HappyHippyDad]

So Jcamerz (that's the OP to those who have forgotten), I think you have been given a lot of useful information in this thread on how to proceed with the work.

You may need to earth the armour or you may not. If you do earth the armour then earth it at the supply end, or perhaps not. Read the EAWR fully from cover to cover as they will offer valuable help with this installation but of course they are not for domestic installations unless carrying out the work on a friday.

Enjoy your shed supply

 

[Octopus]

ER G12 section 6. Enjoy.

£82 osg and bs7671
Maybe a stress reliever/squeeze book thing if I ask?!

Bigbob1 .... according to the forum you have only started 1 thread .... back in 2010 ....... and hardly contributed since ...... is there any wonder that people aren’t taking you seriously ?

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Bigbob1 .... according to the forum you have only started 1 thread .... back in 2010 ....... and hardly contributed since ...... is there any wonder that people aren’t taking you seriously ?

I think it’s more that the opinion he is promoting is rubbish than anything else.
People disagree with me all the time, but at least I can produce Reg. Nos. and what not to back my point of view.

 

[Toneyz]

S##t I just realised my outside light is metal and connected to the MET via the CPC.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

S##t I just realised my outside light is metal and connected to the MET via the CPC.

Oh dear, you are so dead.

 

[Octopus]

I think it’s more that the opinion he is promoting is rubbish than anything else.
People disagree with me all the time, but at least I can produce Reg. Nos. and what not to back my point of view.

I have every respect for your input and detail ...... something a couple of posters on this thread could learn from .....

 

[Toneyz]

Oh dear, you are so dead.

And going to jail.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

I have every respect for your input and detail ...... something a couple of posters on this thread could learn from .....

Thank you, I do try.

 

[bigbob1]

If you’re referring to Engineering Recommendation G12, I suggest you read it yourself.
The only prohibition to exporting to outbuildings is where they are or contain communication stations.

I have read it. Section 6 enjoy.

 

[Diggaboy]

So, after coming back from the pub...thinks, 'let’s have a look at emails'...'oh, one from Electriciansforums....mm, this 'swa feeding a shed' might be interesting'...'I’ll have a quick read while my tea is brewing....should be quick and to the point, with some useful info....' Jeez....what an epic...my tea was well-stewed by the end! I’m up for investing in a three-part film franchise of the thread....but who will play Bigbob1?....and will he survive into the sequel? Next week on Electriciansforum......