10mm2 T&E +cpc?In metal conduit that is run along the bottom of the kitchen behind all the cupboards. no idea how deep with out ripping the new kitchen out and knocking hole in the wall to measure.
But if i can prove its earthed (or provide one) there is no need to RCD regardless of depth.
The next question is which is best
10mm T&E +CPC
10mm 3 core
or 3x 10mm single core
or is it all 6 and half a dozen.
No your right i have never had to do a garage rewire where the CU is so far in the house. normally its a simple job of having a AB outside and running through to the CU, but as this is the first time i have come to a job like this i wanted to ask for advice and not just go at it cowboy fashion like a lot of people do.
yeah sorry getting tired, up too early and not enough sleep last night.
well, that's all i had on the van that day.
What no 10mm2T&E+cpc?
yeah sorry getting tired, up too early and not enough sleep last night.
does the bonding conductor not need to have a minimum csa of 10 mm to an outbuilding fed form a dwelling with a pme system? i put cpc by error and not pbc.
but without going round again off top of my head i cannot remember if there were any extraneous conductive parts. think the water was plastic.
that's for the fairies that think all showers should be in 10mm. sling some 6mm on a catenary, it won't get hot till you shove 90A down it. ( maybe only 80A on a hot day though).
What 10mm2 TWIN AND EARTH PLUS A CPC never have I seen such an animalthat's for the fairies that think all showers should be in 10mm. sling some 6mm on a catenary, it won't get hot till you shove 90A down it. ( maybe only 80A on a hot day though).
