Power to shed. Thoughts?

[buzzlightyear]

this site is like Tesco's, every little helps.

 

[buzzlightyear]

where is my points post 31

 

[Simon1979]

Henley block in the meter box and add a 2 way garage cu. SWA from there.

 

[davesparks]

Henley block in the meter box and add a 2 way garage cu. SWA from there.

That's hardly a sensible installation design is it.

 

[Simon1979]

IMO better than spurring from downstairs ring (where applicable). Most home owners want more than just one socket outside eventually so why just give them one when you can have a dedicated radial on its own RCBO. Easier than punching holes in walls through utility rooms too.

 

[davesparks]

IMO better than spurring from downstairs ring (where applicable). Most home owners want more than just one socket outside eventually so why just give them one when you can have a dedicated radial on its own RCBO. Easier than punching holes in walls through utility rooms too.

At least if you spur from the ring you don't leave the installation without a single main switch!
But in all seriousness I don't particularly condone installing a shed supply from a ring either.

Your solution doesn't show any consideration for discrimination. And this thread isn't about installing a single outdoor socket, it's about a submain to a shed.

Just because something is easier it doesn't mean it is the best installation design.