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its more an access issue. The armoured cable will not be terminated to the timer but the timer is in a solid wall and where the armoured cable enters the house is behind a structure I'd rather not tear at. Running a spur from a socket in a stud wall close to the outside wall would be easier. I...

no. no water supply. and there will not be.

many thanks to all for the advice. Would 2.5mm armoured be sufficient?

i could, just I have a multi socket extension and would have to buy sockets. thats it really

I will run the wire from the fused spur to a weather proof external junction box and take armoured wire underground. I was hoping cable in a pvc conduit would suffice? When I say hook, i would wire a multi socket extension to the armoured cable when it arrives in the shed.

Conduit underground. 20 amp switch - safety. Not needed? I can hook an extension cable directly to the wire from the fused spur?

Can I run a fused spur from an existing socket, run the cable outside in suitable conduit and terminate in the shed to twenty amp double pole switch and hook an extension cable into it to give my sockets and hook a 3 amp fused switch into it for my light?

Thanks for the reply. I want to power a light or two and charge some power tools, run some power tools. Use is occasional. the sockets in the boiler are only powered when the heating is on via the timer unit in the house. I tested this. These sockets then run the boiler. Its a newish condensor...

Hi, I have a wooden shed and it sits approx. 4 feet from a boiler house, inside which is 2 sockets and obviously, power. The power goes to the boiler house when the heating is switched on inside the house and so power can be taken to the shed via the sockets. Armoured cable runs from the...