ebow72
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Evening Guys, I have look for a similar thread on here and can't really find one that matches, so here we go again...
I have been asked to 'wire up' some log cabins that are for multipurpose. For instance, 'Garden Study', 'Ice Cream Booth' and a 'Holiday Home'...
The main of them are about 12-16ft by 8-10ft. Lighting and Radial circuit.
Now I am not sure, where in the regs this will be under, I am looking at 740 Temp Electrical Installations......
I can't be sure of the supply as it varies in location. As I say I have been asked to wire these up and previous to me doing it was someone who did the following...
NO RCD protected board, just some cheap plastic CU, with 100mA isolator and 2 breakers 6 (lighting) and 16 (Radial) amp.
It's supplied via a Industrial Plug and hooked up as per situation.
I have stated before I do any work, they use RCD protected boards. And I am sure in a instance like this they should use 'Additional Protection' , I could be wrong and all this is all right, but I am sure it's not...So all circuits will need RCD proctection..
If anyone can shed a bit of light on the subject, I will be very grateful. If I had a starting point in the Regs, that would be a start..
Cheers
Ian
I have been asked to 'wire up' some log cabins that are for multipurpose. For instance, 'Garden Study', 'Ice Cream Booth' and a 'Holiday Home'...
The main of them are about 12-16ft by 8-10ft. Lighting and Radial circuit.
Now I am not sure, where in the regs this will be under, I am looking at 740 Temp Electrical Installations......
I can't be sure of the supply as it varies in location. As I say I have been asked to wire these up and previous to me doing it was someone who did the following...
NO RCD protected board, just some cheap plastic CU, with 100mA isolator and 2 breakers 6 (lighting) and 16 (Radial) amp.
It's supplied via a Industrial Plug and hooked up as per situation.
I have stated before I do any work, they use RCD protected boards. And I am sure in a instance like this they should use 'Additional Protection' , I could be wrong and all this is all right, but I am sure it's not...So all circuits will need RCD proctection..
If anyone can shed a bit of light on the subject, I will be very grateful. If I had a starting point in the Regs, that would be a start..
Cheers
Ian
