Supply cable to portacabin

[buzzlightyear]

Exactly,Tncs not allowed though

cliffed are still working on that rouge board.

 

[littlespark]

I’m going to be pedantic here....

Cable goes through ceiling void, then underground.

Low ceiling or very high ground outside??
Is there a vertical part of that route that hasn’t been measured?


What my esteemed colleagues are getting at, is that this job is notifiable to local council under Part P building regs. Unless you live in Scotland, where we can get away with it.

 

[cliffed]

Finished my report,& yes it’s still a rogue,list of C1’s,now awaiting remedials confirmation,cheers.
For buzzlight soz

 

[cliffed]

I guess he's referring to the broken pen scenario.

Yea,believe Tncs is not perferred for portacabins.
Especially regarding main bonding conditions.

 

[Spoon]

Multicore 90°C Armoured Thermosetting Insulated Cables
Tables Apply to: H6942XL, H6943XL, H6944XL, H6945XL, Tuff Sheath,

Voltage: 230V

Load: 14.72kW / 64A

Length: 45m

Method of Installation: Direct in ground or in ducting in ground

Cable Size: 16mm²

Of course, only suitable if the equipment it is being connected to is rated for 90 dec C.

 

[buzzlightyear]

Of course, only suitable if the equipment it is being connected to the devil

is rated for 90 dec C.

LOL.

 

[l4urence]

Sorry all but why RCD at the local db? why not RCD at the CU and MCBs at local db. Thinking cable protection, is this so an RCD trip is local rather than remote.

 

[davesparks]

I’m going to be pedantic here....

Cable goes through ceiling void, then underground.

Low ceiling or very high ground outside??
Is there a vertical part of that route that hasn’t been measured?


What my esteemed colleagues are getting at, is that this job is notifiable to local council under Part P building regs. Unless you live in Scotland, where we can get away with it.

When did this become a domestic installation? The OP hasn't mentioned what type of installation it is, but it does sound a bit like a school.

 

[davesparks]

Sorry all but why RCD at the local db? why not RCD at the CU and MCBs at local db. Thinking cable protection, is this so an RCD trip is local rather than remote.

Because you end up with the whole portacabin on one rcd, so the whole thing goes off if it trips.
There is unlikely to be any need for the submain to be RCD protected.

 

[Nelder]

Multicore 90°C Armoured Thermosetting Insulated Cables
Tables Apply to: H6942XL, H6943XL, H6944XL, H6945XL, Tuff Sheath,

Voltage: 230V

Load: 14.72kW / 64A

Length: 45m

Method of Installation: Direct in ground or in ducting in ground

Cable Size: 16mm²

In the cable calculation, the cable will need to be derated to a maximum operating temperature of 70 degrees celsius as per BS7671 regulation 512.1.2

 

[Bobster]

In the cable calculation, the cable will need to be derated to a maximum operating temperature of 70 degrees celsius as per BS7671 regulation 512.1.2

Only if what the cable terminates into isn't rated for 90 deg C

 

[Spoon]

In the cable calculation, the cable will need to be derated to a maximum operating temperature of 70 degrees celsius as per BS7671 regulation 512.1.2

See post #20 above.

 

[littlespark]

Sorry @davesparks for my assumptions. Blame my ignorance of part p, as we don’t have it up here

 

[Nelder]

See post #20 above.

missed that, seem to have missed a load of posts when i said my bit