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- If you're a qualified, trainee, or retired electrician - Which country is it that your work will be / is / was aimed at?
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In Uk, our regulations simply state deep enough as to not get damaged... so it depends on the ground.
@Megawatt should be able to advise better.
@Megawatt should be able to advise better.
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Maji236
18" minimum.
Unless you're going under a driveway, parking area, or road. Your local codes may differ, but NEC says 18" minimum. Try not to dig up any sprinklers, or underground utilities.
Be safe.
Unless you're going under a driveway, parking area, or road. Your local codes may differ, but NEC says 18" minimum. Try not to dig up any sprinklers, or underground utilities.
Be safe.
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