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henryb

I'm looking to provide power to my detached garage, Only looking to power one socket in there, no more. I have some t+e 2.5mm cable, is it okay to spur off the ring circuit into the garage about 15 metres away? I know t+e is not supposed to be exposed to uv. Thanks in advance.
 
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