garden shed Ze

[£££sjim]

I have a question.How do I get the Ze for my shed ? do I get it at the intake to the small consumer unit inside my shed then do the usuall Zs= Ze + (R1+R2)The source of supply is from a socket in the garden that is direct from the house CU RCD protected. or would I have to use the Ze from the house intake position. My shed is stand alone with a light circuit 6amp mcb and two radial circuits 20amp mcb all protected by RCD. another problem I have is if the shed CU trips the house Cu trips too. both protected by 30ma RCDs the garden sockets are 32amp mcb.

 

[Pete999]

forgive me if i've missed it, but is the shed wood, or is it metal. if the former it should make a decent bonfire. if the latter, use it as an earthing system ( buried, of course).

Tel please

 

[telectrix]

please what?

 

[Pete999]

please what?

Stop antagonizing the muppet

 

[telectrix]

why????

 

[Pete999]

why????

Tel we could go on all night like this, Ive had enough honest, enough please, just for me please

 

[telectrix]

i your case, i'd be inclined to make an exception, but wicked banter is expected. i can't let all my fans down, so ....:ciappa:

 

[£££sjim]

It's TYlectrix;992972]please what?[/QUOTE]

I tried to leave but you wanted me to stay !
Its a wendy house on a rsj base (rolled steel joist) of a wood construction purchased from Mother care as a end of season discount. Electrics not included lol. Do you want more ?

 

[Guest77]

Its a wendy house on a rsj base (rolled steel joist) of a wood construction purchased from Mother care as a end of season discount. Electrics not included lol. Do you want more ?



Yes please, how big is your brain? in mm2 will do

 

[£££sjim]

Sorry mate 3% better than your lighting system when its on

 

[Guest77]

Sorry mate 3% better than your lighting system when its on

You are correct, mine is under 1mm2 :laugh3: