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So my old man is planning on setting up a fish shed which will hold 2-3 fish tanks. The power drawn from the equipment which will be running in here are 2x 500w heaters, 10,000 ltr return pumps which are 80 Watts and a few lights which are 90 watts at max, Will most probably have 3-4 to start with.

So i know the idea would be to install an armored cable straight from the fuse board but running the cable through the house would be a nightmare so im planning on either running 2.5mm single core cables or an armored cable from a fused spur of a ring main but wondering what you guys think and if you think i should be ok ?

Would need to run 2-3 small led's for the shed itself and the outside but that's about it.
 

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