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Not a good idea Ted, how did you intend leaving the end of the leg?Yes this is very true my original plan was to have the ring wired but leave the returning legs unconnected and make it 3 16a radials, and have the legs there if ever needed in the stud wall
20 Amp Radial Circuits is the way to go Mate. Leaving dead newly installed cables, could cause confusion.The walls are stud walls, the sockets will be in fast fix boxes, the 3 return legs can be kept in floating in the wall not connected at either end as it is my uncle I feel it would end up beening a ring and more sockets added eventually knowing him.
Required not silly!silly I know to worry about future use
With the 20amp radials diversity will be at 96.36a = 22kw, the swa at 40meters run will have to be 16mm minimum for that much as the run is so long, the lighting all on leds, and the sockets will have a kettle, fridge, plug on lamp and few small face machines. At the house end the swa can either be placed into the existing board or on its on sub supply I just worried about earthing then as would it not require a delayed rcd at the house end, was considering a tt as its so far from house.
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