3 phase shed feed in NSW

[chang14]

Gday lads. Have a question about a 3 phase shed feed.

I have a roll on 16mm2, 3 core and earth orange circular. Can I run a 16mm2 SDI neutral in the same conduit.
And anything I need to comply with in SNWR.

3 phase Will be for shed and mainly to run welder

 

[pc1966]

Don't you legally have to be a registered electrician in Aus to undertake such work?

 

[chang14]

Hmmm, are you familiar with as3000 and SNWR?
Thanks for the reply. However not helpful.
I can see you didn’t read the question clearly. And jumped to conclusions.

Anyone can install conductors on private property considering it complies with the rules. And terminations and protection can be completed by a licensed electrician.

 

[DPG]

Hmmm, are you familiar with as3000 and SNWR?
Thanks for the reply. However not helpful.
I can see you didn’t read the question clearly. And jumped to conclusions.

Anyone can install conductors on private property considering it complies with the rules. And terminations and protection can be completed by a licensed electrician.

He asked a fair question in my opinion.

 

[chang14]

I did a fair bit of research before posting my question. I expect anyone replying to be familiar with as3000 and SNWR!

 

[nicebutdim]

Maybe @KennyKen or @ElectroChem might be able to provide an answer.

 

[DPG]

I did a fair bit of research before posting my question. I expect anyone replying to be familiar with as3000 and SNWR!

This is a UK based forum, although as mentioned above we do have a few members who may be familiar with your regs.

Hopefully someone will be able to advise you.

Out of interest, do you have to be a registered electrician to carry out electrical work over there?