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Hi guys new to the forum after bit of advice. My family are installing a new shed in the garden and require a lot of power ie few sockets, lights. I am planning of running a swa fed from 32a mcb from the main board to a sub board.
Have a question-
Shall I install the new 32a mcb in the main board on the RCD side or main switch side?
Thanks
 
My my, a lot of posts since I last looked. I notice there is still no shred of evidence of this mythical rule that says all outbuildings must be TT'd though. Unless I've missed it?
 
My my, a lot of posts since I last looked. I notice there is still no shred of evidence of this mythical rule that says all outbuildings must be TT'd though. Unless I've missed it?
No not missed it Dave, OP is keeping it to himself
 
That's funny ... I thought the disagreement was about which end of the swa was connected to earth... Irrespective of the earthing arrangement of the origin or out building !

Indeed, but bigbob's radical views became much more interesting!
 

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