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    RCD or no RCD

    Well, sorry for being so meticulous :censored: fair enough Taylortwocities, I thought every detail could be vital considering it's electrics and safety we are talking about. That's because I had the numbers still in my head from last week, I thought I show off a bit:p Ok, I'm sure I got the...
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    RCD or no RCD

    Thank you both for taking the time. Chivers67, the run would be 2680mm 90 degree bend, 500mm 90 degree bend, 1200mm to the shed, I assume BTW stands for "by the way". The freezer exists and it's not frost free, thank you for the accurate and excellent tip! Still not sure if I need the RCD or...
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    RCD or no RCD

    Hmmmm, yes, i was aware of the "armoured or not" options, and i found this cable on, -sorry- ebay, which states: NYY-J PVC HI-TUF BLACK 2.5mm 3 CORE OUTDOOR CABLE so i thought in a conduit it would be fine, and yes, partly buried, but in conduit all the way. And i must say, i think i gathered...
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    RCD or no RCD

    obviously with the FCU installed after the living room socket....
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    RCD or no RCD

    Hey, thank you for the swift reply. As stated, 2.5mm twin&earth outdoor cable and i was going to use 20mm conduit as well, all the way to the shed, then a split box(?) to divide it to a light switch and the socket. I think i meant over current(?) in regards to the MCB, meaning if i got the...
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    RCD or no RCD

    Hi all, i want to wire up my shed (a double socket, one socket for the freezer, the other for the occasional lawn mower, pressure washer etc. and a light). The house is RCD protected at the CU. I have been told, i can start from the living room socket (feed), to wire up a RCD spur to the...
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