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Hi, I am planning on getting an installation to my shed. I have what was a granny flat attached to my gable end that is no longer in use which has an unused 30A cooker socket located fairly close to where I would like some armoured cable to run out to my shed. Would an electrican be able to make use of this to save having run back to the main CU at the other end of the house. Thanks
 
what he said^^^. seems viable. where in NW are you. some of us cover that area.
 

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