Toolstation have a good range and are quite cheap. You may need to get the internal wiring of the fluorescent light altered before you fit an LED lamp.
That sounds easier than trying to get 2 submains into a domestic consumer unit. You should be able to split the tails after the on peak meter to supply both switch fuses.
It's likely to be part of a ring circuit (or socket circuit in non electrical talk). The electricity flows both ways around the ring circuit, so both cables are indeed feeds, and they should be supplied from the same fuse or circuit breaker in your consumer unit (fuse box).
As I understand it, the cable needs to be capable of carrying the current of the lower rating and the ZS compliant with the upper rating.
Great question by the way, thank you!
You'll need to consider whether metal trunking is suitable for the damp/corrosive environment.
The conduits for the lights in the pool could be cast into the concrete.
Yes, in functional terms, you have. In practical terms you are likely to need both as one belongs the the electricity board, the other is to provide fused protection to the cabling to your consumer unit in the house.
Hi Aiden,
It's likely to have been designed by C&G to make you think about the installation thoroughly. You've noticed that the floors and walls are concrete which will probably steer you to a surface mounted installation. You now need to consider External Influences and what type of...
The new, white switch is provided by the electricity board so that you can connect to their supply without opening the meter or pulling their main fuse.
The dark coloured MEM switch fuse will also probably also isolate your entire installation (depending on how the white wylex board below it...
Rcbo pods are still available but it would make sense to replace the consumer unit as they are expensive and wouldn't resolve the other issues that you've mentioned.
A consumer unit replacement is notifiable work for Part P of the building regulations so I'd advise getting an electrician to...
C2 for it not working.
Possibly C3 if you were coding for it's 63A rating, provided there's no evidence of thermal damage, but how often is the shower running and the cooker running at full capacity at the same time? The ring finals may have minimal loads? .
I'm not sure if this has been asked before, but I wondered what kind of electrical work everyone does?
For me I'm self employed for 2 days a week and employed for the other 3. For both jobs I work in the further/higher education sector installing and maintaining most things electrical.
The 3...
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