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Oh good lord

Perfectly acceptable. The only time its not, is when the connector will be made inaccessible.

I hope I dont come across rude, but your old switch has the terminals marked Common, L1 and L2. Your new switch is marked up Common, L1 and L2 :!:

According to your link, alterations can only be carried out by UKPN

Yes. Look at the diagram in the back of the regs.

Even if it is asbestos it's perfectly safe until you start touching it (which I notice Agile has advised you to do :? )

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Where in the house is that FCU? My guess is, it was installed to feed an item of equipment, which you don't have. A small heater in a bathroom, etc...

Timewasting pr!ck

They fit in Mantel style steel cabinets within council/LA properties.

Oh dear me. Glad to see people still adhere to part P.

So yours was 30 metres and £600, the OP's is 25 metres and £450! Your talking rubbish, no one can say its expensive, no one can say its cheap. I've just priced up a similar scenario which worked out as just under £2000.

You cannot export a TN-C-S supply. You will need to isolate the armouring at the shed end, and fit a plastic CU with RCD main switch, and earth electrode.

Unbeleiveable :shock:

Do you have a TN-C-S supply?

I think you need an electrician :shock: You will need more like 16/25mm cable, which at your distance will be £400-600 alone. Then you'd need to consider exporting PME, and RCD requirements.

No doubt when people start getting electrocuted he'll be looking at someone to blame, and I'm sure as eggs are eggs he will blame someone other than himself. to55er

That 29 foot of cable needs to be replaced, either by an electrician or by yourself with prior notifying of LABC.

Is the meter and cut out sealed up?

I've used those sockets before and they're perfectly OK.