Hi,
Some advice required please.... I have a new build house and the electrician left an armoured supply into the garden, unterminated but weatherproofed outside and disconnected from a fused spur 13A in the house.
I'll be getting a qualified electrician to carry out all works and not particularly looking to do anything 'cheaply' just correctly. From the cable mentioned already in situ, which is located next to a shed, what is required for running some garden lighting and a couple of outdoor sockets? Would connection to a consumer unit from the shed be required?
The plan is to have some ground lamps uplighting mature trees via an outdoor switch and some sockets to be installed at a later date when a new patio is put in which would also have some uplights from an outdoor switch also.
I appreciate it's hard to advise without seeing the job to scope, but cable lengths aside, it's really the basics of the hardware required to connect from the existing cable run into the garden. Any advise welcome to help plan.
Thanks.
Some advice required please.... I have a new build house and the electrician left an armoured supply into the garden, unterminated but weatherproofed outside and disconnected from a fused spur 13A in the house.
I'll be getting a qualified electrician to carry out all works and not particularly looking to do anything 'cheaply' just correctly. From the cable mentioned already in situ, which is located next to a shed, what is required for running some garden lighting and a couple of outdoor sockets? Would connection to a consumer unit from the shed be required?
The plan is to have some ground lamps uplighting mature trees via an outdoor switch and some sockets to be installed at a later date when a new patio is put in which would also have some uplights from an outdoor switch also.
I appreciate it's hard to advise without seeing the job to scope, but cable lengths aside, it's really the basics of the hardware required to connect from the existing cable run into the garden. Any advise welcome to help plan.
Thanks.