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Have the cables inside. Use pyro in mortar joins if they can't be easily buried. It`s good idea. I think I am going to convince my customer to go this way. Thank you for the answer.

Yes, this is exactly as you said. The sockets are inside and they are fed from outside straight behind the socket. I know that this done in a wrong way and that`s why I need to think about the best solution.

Hello everybody, I hope somebody was in that quite interesting situation. This is a cottage house and almost all wires are running in the walls. Except the socket installation which is running on one wall. It is going from the outlet on the garden wall (outside the house) to all sockets which...

Yes, you are right. Thank's John

John, I will try to test your patience. The swa is connected to the garage CU with mcb installed and they are protecting against overload. So if the socket mcb will trip there is no chance to overload swa? Kind regards

John, The reason I was thinking about a main switch is to have the possibility to switch off the power on SWA. The switchfuse is to terminate the SWA and do the safe connection. Thank you

That installation is just to have the power in a case. Any havy duty devices. InIn that case there is no point to have such big MCB in CU. I was thinking to take the power from the CU but there isn't no Rcd way in it- the garage there is already Rcd CU installed. In that way the best way would...

Thank you guys, there are too many factors just to do it in that way. I think I am going to take the power from the CU. Just connect it to the 40amp MCB. Run 16mm wires and connect this with the 16mm armoured in the enclosure (armoured will be earthed of course-using gland) on the wall outside...

Hello everybody, I am new I am the beginner and I need your help. I need to supply the power to the garage. The garage is about 37 meters from the house.It`s a new house and I wouldn`t like to cut the walls to take it from the CU. I need a confirmation and an advice am I thinking correctly...