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http://www.niceic.org.uk/downloads/Pocket%20Guide%201.pdf

Well done....but did you put in those grommets?

This is uncanny!!

"YYYEEEEEAAAHHHAAAAAAAAA!!!!"

Have you got the CU already? If not I'd go with metal gear - 50A MCB in enclosure in the house, run a 6mm 2 core SWA to the CU, terminating in glands at both ends - 2 Pole 63A 30mA RCD fitted in shed. You could use an A3 radial and 20A MCB with 2.5 T&E for your sockets - you could also...

....and put some grommets in that back box :)

Amps = Watts/Voltage

Cheers seaangler!

No point dwelling on the comments that upset you - he was just expressing an opinion - if you bite then they'll bite back. There's no PM on these forums - why not just post the question back in post #1 and see what happens - if someone says something you don't want to hear just agree to...

This is probably to do with volt drop over longer cable runs

As far as I know I have never met anyone on here...nor like them (joke ;)) Why not post your question back them maybe we can help out.....no need to go on the defensive when someone posts something you don't want to hear - if we all did that then no one would post at all!! relax and enjoy 8)

Last I checked this was a public forum and everyone is free to post their advice and comments. You have taken umbridge a little too easily - you could after all just choose to ignore any comments or take them on board as you see fit....

I'll get your coat....

The front only contains plastic parts on most showers so it must be misaligning or pushing another part causing a short...... Have a look at the parts that aligh when the front is put on and check around those areas for possible problems (selector, power switch etc) As viewer siad you may...

So to clarify - you have the RCD in the shed CU connected to the RCD in the main CU?

oooo get her!!!

got it - digital mind machine?

If the CU is that old does the wiring match? If so to add circuits you should get a PIR carried out first which will give you a list of remedial work that needs done to the existing installation. Is the bonding etc up to scratch?

A rewire would be the best bet for safety reasons I reckon - assuming these are the old Type D(?) sockets the wiring will no doubt match.

Then again maybe the socket they want to install is for their computer so they can connect and ask if the installs ok? ;)