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Guys, could you please advise me , if i wanted to get a supply to my garage for both lighting and power and there are no spare ways in cu , what would the best cost affective course of action be . Garage is approx 20m from house so run of SWA would used. Calcs / volt drop o.k .
 
How old is the existing board, if its old with no RCD protection may be worth looking into upgrading this to give you your spare way. Bear in mind the work you want to carry out is notifiable.
 
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The board is o.k , its a 8w split load Wylex , on the RCD side there are 3 rings up/ down and kitchen ,then cooker and shower circuits all type B MCB's on the other side there is lights up and down and freezer . Would be pleased with any ideals .
 
put tails in a henley block and feed a mini garage CU aswell as your existin CU.

What are you going to be running in your garage? Can't go wrong with a bit of 4mm, even 2.5 would do (depending on what you want to run)
 
Split the tails into a Henley Block and install a small CU in the garage!:D

Out of curiosity, what fuse or breaker would be protecting the length of cable from the henley block to the garage CU? Would you intend fitting an MCB + RCD or RCBO in a separate enclosure fed by cables suitably rated for the main fuse of 60/80/100A?
 

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