Recent content by Mrboony

As I said above, I would love a proper supply however it’s a rented house and landlord said no.

Perfect thank you this is exactly what I was thinking of so the two lights filter down to one plug. do I still amp the plug with a 5a fuse or will it need to be higher?

It would make life easier to have a permanent supply however it’s rented property and it’s a no for having a supply fitted so have got to make do. I can’t swap to a 10 gang extension it won’t solve the issue as the shed is 16’ long and some sockets are needed one end and some the other, none of...

Extension cable comes from the house, which has rcd and the cable has some sort of surge protection on it also. It’s two of these lights https://www.screwfix.com/p/led-batten-45w-4000lm-5ft/5440r?_requestid=355345 Each has its own plug

Also... the less cables the better as currently tripping over them all as they are plugged in coming from various points around the shed which is 16’ long ‍♀️

Sorry I probably should of put this originally... it’s all running off an extension cable already. There’s no electric out there so I’ve got an extension cable running out to the shed with 4 sockets on, one has a piece of machinery attached, two for lights which only leaves me 1 spare socket...

Helll I have a workshop out in the garden and spare electric sockets are in short supply..! My lights run off a plug they are led 45w lights and I have two of them each wired to a 5amp plug. This means sacrificing 2 out of 3 plug sockets just to have lighting. The lights cannot be daisy...

I can’t tell exactly as the single taps are still in situ but the total length between the outside edge of the taps is 240mm and the taps are 50mm each

hello I am moving into a property that doesn’t have a shower so looking to swap the single taps for a mixer so there is a shower head to use. Only problem is that when the bath was installed it looks like the holes were drilled by the plumber and are set 10mm too wide to swap the taps over...