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I need to put in 4 sockets in a shop, where the sockets are going is a 6mm radial from an old circuit, its on a 32a rcbo, can i pull this 6mm into a 4 pole isolator and run a ring out of it, iv looked through the regs and cant really find anything thats says i cant.

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