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You only need one cable from CU to JB, then all socket cables connected to that cable in the JB. What size is the MCB? Two cables (radial circuits) from one MCB is fine.

From the OP, the spur is served by a 13A FSU, so the regs allow any number of sockets to be fed from that, I believe. In this instance, as you and others point out, a new spur from a different socket is the way to go.

No issue with mortar and pvc cables in contact. Whats the purpose of the pipework, central heating radiator pipework?

Closed cell foam will perform perfectly well in such a situation.

Cut the twinwall off below ground level, seal it with expanding foam and bring the cable out of the ground and up the wall, if I've understood you correctly.

Run it in twinwall ducting, for the full underground run. You can bring the ducting up into the extension floor and cut it off flush once the concrete has gone off.

That's s long way from waterproof....

Amps.

Thats an MCCB, not an MCB. It could well have been configured to trip on phase imbalance. Different beast from a simple MCB. Its also rated at 100A.

Yes. For the extractor, just plug it in. Yes you will have 2 fuses in series, not at all necessary, but not a problem.

Not part of the type tested assembly?

I'm sure it works, but it ain't pretty Why no trunking for the wiring above the terminal rail, does it have any mechanical support? Why does the black wiring below the terminal rail go off horizontally to enter the trunking?

If you were carrying out the required design and calculations for the functional safety of this woodworking machine, in order to meet your obligations under the Machinery Directive or PUWER, how would this device meet those requirements? I've had a look at the data sheet, no reliability data, no...

You've resurrected a 6 year old thread.... If anyone is using the information in this thread, please ignore the uninformed and dangerous advice about connecting estops in series to the release coil. That isnt what its function is, and it cannot carry out that function reliably.

OP, I think what's being asked is how that T+E connects to the ring final. Might well be a fused spur at that point. In which case, all should be well. Assuming it is a ring final, of course.

A grommet on that t+e entry, and a bit less visible copper would be nice.

Flexi conduit can be glanded into enclosures, using suitable glands, to make it weathertight. Silicone is horrible....

There are sets available with a separate plug and driver, for example...

Personally, I would leave it and not give it a second thought. That pvc on the individual cores will outlive all of us, those cores are plastered in, and will never move.

Crack on, you're fine.