peoples personal opinions

[sparkie710]

a friend wants sockets and lights in a shed, the house board feeds a seperate board in the garage which is in 10mm T&E. would people recommend coming off the garage shed and feeding a seperate board in the shed if so what size cable ? or would you recommend coming off the main board and again how would you recommend its wired ?
reards

 

[topquark]

I think we'll need a little more info. Type of earthing system in house, garage, what's proposed for the shed. Design load for the shed. Supply to garage (does it have any spare capacity). The 10mm to the garage will allow a feed up to about 50A if needed.

 

[Engineer54]

I think you'll need to give a bit more information than that, to get any meaningful answers !!!

 

[cagedanimal2010]

hope its not tncs?????:devilish:

 

[sparkie710]

i dont know the supply i live south this is needed up north :| its either gonna be a tns or tncs ill get a picture and inform you tomorrow. well only a few sockets are needed for power tools and a few lights and her dad was planning on coming off the garage board hes already ran 2.5 t&e there ( only one cable) and was planning on using that till i said no. so im assuming theres a spare way on the board

 

[GLENNSPARK]

hope its not tncs?????:devilish:

Here we go here we go here we go go go..........

 

[sparkie710]

haha is this turning into a nightmare ? should i just never speak to her again to make my life easier ?

 

[cagedanimal2010]

haha is this turning into a nightmare ? should i just never speak to her again to make my life easier ?

were only having a laugh mate, let us know when you got some more info and we shall point you in the right direction!!!

Danny

 

[cagedanimal2010]

At the risk of getting stick from people who don't think I should be allowed to post here...

How can someone with sparkie... as a username be asking questions like these?

good to see you putting you ten-pennys worth in!!!

 

[sparkie710]

because im an apperentice, one question why does it matter if the supply is tns or tncs ?

 

[cagedanimal2010]

because im an apperentice, one question why does it matter if the supply is tns or tncs ?

dont worry about some people mate, the supply can cause certain problems if, for instance there is a water feed in to the shed.

Danny

 

[topquark]

There are two bits to consider for earthing with a distribution circuit, protecting the cable supplying the feed and the earthing arrangement for the circuits fed from the DU. Depending on the type of earth at the supply, the advice may well be different. There's a good write up on exporting TNC-S as a sticky. You may even find that the house (or garage) has a TT earth.

 

[sparkie710]

thankyou and danny if your looking for an apperentice take me on, i get a feelingi can learn a lot more off you then the current sparkies lol.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

What you can do is run a 10mm from the MET at the main dis board to the shed to bond extranious conductive parts so what you are doing is EXTENDING the equipotential zone

 

[Geordie Spark]

At the risk of getting stick from people who don't think I should be allowed to post here...

How can someone with sparkie... as a username be asking questions like these?

My budgie is called Sparkie.

 

[RogertheBodger]

My budgie is called Sparkie.

NOW we're getting somewhere!