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Scenario:
A mains head is in one end of a house, split phase. Second phase allowed on the basis of a second semi-separate dwelling to be built adjoining the existing house approximately 30 metres away frm the head.
Would it be permissiible to run the meter tails from the exisiting mains head, through the roof space of the house and under sections of floor to get to the new proposed dwelling, and into a the C/U + isolator of the new dwelling? I know there's the requirement to fuse protect the tails if they're over 3 metres. Do the tails require extra mechanical protection on a very long route such as this? I also realise a VD calulation will have to be done.
This would all be to avoid the expense and disruption of re-locating the mains head.
Any thoughts peeps?
Thanks.
A mains head is in one end of a house, split phase. Second phase allowed on the basis of a second semi-separate dwelling to be built adjoining the existing house approximately 30 metres away frm the head.
Would it be permissiible to run the meter tails from the exisiting mains head, through the roof space of the house and under sections of floor to get to the new proposed dwelling, and into a the C/U + isolator of the new dwelling? I know there's the requirement to fuse protect the tails if they're over 3 metres. Do the tails require extra mechanical protection on a very long route such as this? I also realise a VD calulation will have to be done.
This would all be to avoid the expense and disruption of re-locating the mains head.
Any thoughts peeps?
Thanks.
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