Hi, I need to install a digital coin meter for a small flat in a common area of the main property. There is no room in the meter cupboard so have identified an area directly above the cupboard to site it. I had in mind the standard GRP surface mounted meter boxes, but they are a bit large for the job. Would a lockable metal enclosure, with appropriate bonding be permitted?
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