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i have have been asked to rewire a building which is turning into a small shop, and a maisonette. The supply looks like a 16mm cable. And the builder had a dude from the DNO pop over. And to cut costs he has left some cable behind to run to where the new fuses are gonna be. Thing is the cable is a single core 35mm swa. It seems a bit overkill and also to use the cable id have to run 2 swa to each fuse. Is this ordinary when splitting the supply?
 

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