Hi All,
Recently converted my garage into an office at home. Now, I thought I would be clever (read cheap as I did all the work myself) and simply extend the existing singular socket that was in the garage by hanging a number of additional sockets off it. These would be for PC, printer etc. i.e. nothing heavy duty.
Now, reading your excellent forums today it seems what I have done is taken a socket that was on a ring main and created a radial spur off it. This spur btw has about 10 sockets and the way I intended to wire them was to take the cable from the back of the existing socket and run it from socket to socket until the end of the run in radial style.
Am I being stupid hanging a radial spur off a socket like this? If I run a wire from my last socket back to the original \\\'spur\\\' point will it be an extention of the ring main again ?
Any help or advice here would be much appreciated
Thanks,
Jack
Recently converted my garage into an office at home. Now, I thought I would be clever (read cheap as I did all the work myself) and simply extend the existing singular socket that was in the garage by hanging a number of additional sockets off it. These would be for PC, printer etc. i.e. nothing heavy duty.
Now, reading your excellent forums today it seems what I have done is taken a socket that was on a ring main and created a radial spur off it. This spur btw has about 10 sockets and the way I intended to wire them was to take the cable from the back of the existing socket and run it from socket to socket until the end of the run in radial style.
Am I being stupid hanging a radial spur off a socket like this? If I run a wire from my last socket back to the original \\\'spur\\\' point will it be an extention of the ring main again ?
Any help or advice here would be much appreciated
Thanks,
Jack