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Help! Level 3 project here but I cant make head nor tails about what to do next. Can anyone give some advice please because I'm so lost!
 

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Hello,
Not to worry it's easy. On drawing 1 you have drawn the sockets I would probably use a ruler to keep lines straight and make it neat. Just need to put a light in the center of the room and one more in the toilet and wire it up from DB. let me know how you get on.
 
Can someone email me the example of they project please , I'm completely lost with it and paid quite a bit of money for the course to fail any help will be much appreciated
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I don't think anyone will send you their hard work to be honest.

If you are completely lost then you need to seek help - you've paid for the course.
 
Use the below to layout your calculations (in my case it was for the 8202-30) and cite your sources. There's a document in our downloads section with similar walk-through steps - Cable Calculations Sheet Updated for 2022 - https://www.electriciansforums.net/resources/cable-calculations-sheet-updated-for-2022.207/

In terms of routing that will be down to you. My advice would be to get some A3/A4 clear acetates and plan your routes on them, this gives the advantage of easily distinguishibg the circuits and routes (as you have 1 per sheet), once you're happy with them overlay them on your A3/A4 drawing and staple one side.

I male the assumption that it's the calculations you're are struggling with here?
 

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Use the below to layout your calculations (in my case it was for the 8202-30) and cite your sources. There's a document in our downloads section with similar walk-through steps - Cable Calculations Sheet Updated for 2022 - https://www.electriciansforums.net/resources/cable-calculations-sheet-updated-for-2022.207/

In terms of routing that will be down to you. My advice would be to get some A3/A4 clear acetates and plan your routes on them, this gives the advantage of easily distinguishibg the circuits and routes (as you have 1 per sheet), once you're happy with them overlay them on your A3/A4 drawing and staple one side.

I male the assumption that it's the calculations you're are struggling with here?
Hi pal, Amy tips for the design
 

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