It's a bold move posting that picture, I'm sure the SY police will be along shortly![]()
Well, i was buggered if i was going to mess about with SWA for that short distance!

It's a bold move posting that picture, I'm sure the SY police will be along shortly![]()
NYY-J might have been a better choice as you'd everything else ready for it.Well, i was buggered if i was going to mess about with SWA for that short distance!
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Personally I'd have used a short bit of trunking. It would look neater and get rid of one of the offcuts cluttering up the workshop.Well, i was buggered if i was going to mess about with SWA for that short distance!
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Sooo, thought i would give you guys a bit of an update.
All connected but the EL is too high at the DB (0.8 ish) and should be 0.51 for an 80A so i am going back to install and earth rod which should bring it down a fair bit.
I hope!
I dont think an earth road at the intake end is going to be that successful in bringing those readings down, so I guess my only option is to install a TD Rcd before the 80a TPN switch fuse to protect the sub main, and rod the workshop end.
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