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Goin to quote a job tonight, went round yesterday for a quick look.

Basically there redecorating there master bedroom, there is only 1 double socket next to the door, they want 3 more around the room. Its an old use box with no rcd's and dont want to upgrade, will i be ok putting the new cables in steel earthed trunking?? Or shall i only do it if they upgrade??
 
If they won't pay for the upgrade then the only way is to protect the cable as you say, or make sure its 50mm below the finised surface, which is probably impossible to do.

Chase out and wire it in SWA or you could surface mount:(
 
Would i have to do both?? Or you sayin that for extra safety??

So my options are;
Wire in 2.5mm pvc and use steel trunking.
Wire in SWA with NO trunking
Or switch fused spur 2.5mm pvc and no trunking??

Am i right??

Use conduit and not trunking making sure its earthed properly
Yes, but ensure the armour is earthed properly
Yes
:)
 
Why conduit and not trunking?? Will make sure it is earth properly :)

Wot does everyone reckon best option??


If they dont want surface mounted, then its going to be easier to sink steel conduit into a wall than trunking.

After suggesting all this, I would use the RCD spur method. Quick and easy
 
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