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    Outdoor Electrics

    Ban, point taken regarding the oversizing of the SWA for future designs. Going back to your brill diagram showing how to use a metal adaptable box next to a cu to make an SWA connection. I would really prefer to take my SWA connections in both the new metal shed CU and the house plastic...
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    Outdoor Electrics

    ban-all-sheds, you are a star, many thanks for all the info, as well as all you other leckies. Just a couple more questions- this particular design will prob not be practical for the job I have in mind so I was thinking along your earlier view of connecting the SWA to T & E in a metal...
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    Outdoor Electrics

    Sorry about this ban-all-sheds but would you please expand on the metal adaptable junction box theory. Firstly, I totally agree with you, if poss, keep SWA connections out of CU. However, not sure I understand you totally, getting a little confused with your metal box and keeping the SWA...
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    Outdoor Electrics

    HI there, Should he connect the SWA at the exsisting and new consumer unit or to make connections easier, would it be more practable to connect the SWA to a junction box then use T & E to connect to any of the consumer units?
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    Power to shed

    Would like to run SWA 22 MTRS from house CU to a new shed CU which will have one 6amp MCB for a light and one 16amp MCB for 3 sockets. Can someone please confirm the SWA size and the MCB for the house consumer unit. A reference to the regs would also be great. To make the house cu...
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