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Shed electrical supply
Not really as the DB is the other side of the house, and I’m not sure whether the cable to the sub mains DB is of an adequate size, and I’m not sure what size the breaker in the main DB feeding the sub mains is. I would obviously have a look at all of these things but he lives over two hours away!- J Walls
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- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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Shed electrical supply
Yes it is a brick garden wall, and I think I will go down the route of an SWA instead of T+E, thanks! 1575057148 Thanks everyone for the replies so far, been very helpful!??- J Walls
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- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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Shed electrical supply
Cheers mate. I would say roughly 20m, and yes it is on a B32 circuit breaker but the whole DB is protected by a 30mA RCD.- J Walls
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- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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Shed electrical supply
I am going to help my father in law with getting power to his shed, but have very rarely done domestic electrical work, mainly industrial. Going the whole SWA straight from the DB to a new DB in the shed route isn’t really feasible due to distant location of DB and pricing of materials etc...- J Walls
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