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This just demonstrates how daft this government is. They are so short sighted and blinkered

IIRC the orientation of the cover indicates the direction of the outgoing flow. We have one of these

Thing is you really should find another sparky before doing anything, let alone buying anything or digging holes

Good man. Quite why so many people miss the deadline is beyond me. HMRC should increase the fine to £1000

No

Just to add make sure that you turn the correct circuit (s) off

Just be aware if the back box is 25mm getting the extra cables in could be tight

That JB is not suitable for that installation nor do the cables appear to be in safe zones

So do all your extension leads comply with the regs? An extension lead Is not part of the fixed wiring as it’s plugged in

Ironically it was tail gating the vehicle in front I do wonder what those cameras are recording

I’ve long thought that JohnD and Notch7 were the same person. Threads like this do nothing to change my opinion on this, in fact it does more to confirm this

If it’s plugged in it’s not part of the fixed installation. It’s an extension lead

Thing is you’ve asked for help and got a variety, as is the way of random internet advice. Given you’ve stated you’ve got a spark why not ask them as they are the one who will be putting their name on the certificate Thing is volt drop can only really be calculated if you state the maximum load...

Why doesn’t it have one?

Just to echo what was just stated are you 100% sure the the existing sockets are on a dedicated radial from a 32A breaker with 2 x sockets

Maximum design load is different to items connected to it …. Need more detail of said items really

What’s your maximum design load and the length of the cable?

Thats not how I read post # 1

Pretty much anybody would be better than Starmer - except Rayner, Reeves, Streeting and Burnham

Why 16mm FFS ? Are you planning on building another house