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Iv just read the regs and they are on about the outlet socket saying that it can't be no less then a 16amp nothing about they can't have a lower mcb Well that my understanding of it

Look at this service pitch http://www.searles.co.uk/accommodation/touring-camping/ http://www.highfieldfarmtouringpark.co.uk/Prices.html http://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/GetAsset.aspx?id=fAA4ADkAMQA0AHwAfABUAHIAdQBlAHwAfAAwAHwA0 (This has the option of 10 or 16 amp)

Double post

Rubbish we never been abroad camp only ever camped in the uk most campsite what have been 10amp even been on a few sites what has been only 6amps

Agreed it would be pointless and a waste of money, just think one would be fine Iv gone with a type b , most campsite go with a type c so in this of it tripping mine should go first in theory

The problem is that mainly in the uk they only have 10amp supply's ( the ones we visit has apart from one and that was 16amp but got told that there are changing them next yer to 10amp) and also if I had each mcb for every circuit the case would be Hugh because I belive they have to be double...

1ft meter trail to MK commando sockets From the left to right 1.power in 2.sockets (mk marster seal Double socket) 3.fridge 75watts max (3way fridge) 4.lights x2 inspection lamps 24watts each 5. Switch for the lights

I put it on the incoming side of the rcd but he said it need to be on the outcoming side of the rcd just so everything is protected by the the rcd in the unit and not by the campsite post..... Somthing like that anyway

so over the later few weeks i made made up a custom Camping hookup unit and today iv have had it looked over by a sparky who tested it and done what ever he needed todo..it was happy with it and only said that the volt and amp meter needs to be on the rcd side, he changed it ect... in total...

So got a question for you all If my supply to my shed is 32amp and the protected by a 40amp 30ma rcd could I use a 16a mcb for the sockets 16a mcb for a 16a blue outside socket and a 6a mcb for the light ... Even know the total is more then 32a supply there will never be a full 16amp one...

So here what been done: Iv been told that I need a "do not remove safety earth connection" sticker or a "danger 240v" sticker on this... This is on the inside Can anybody Confrim this please :) The neon was a good idea but in the long run was there any point I did want to...

Update I have had the neon removed and also had the isolator switch in the first pic removed as it was not needed.. I also had a outside flood light fitted (150w) and I believe they had put it on the 6amp mcb Also I have been told that I should have a sticker on the metal earthing box (...