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yea i have tried it with no appliances still trips after ten mins, but both circuits are ok on there own

i didnt go near the rcd because the garage was already protected at the rcd. but i will go round and check all the neutrals again. what would likley be the cause of the both circuits triping but when individually on there own it works. thanks for all replies so far guys

the mini fridge is in the garage, when i cut the supply to cabin everything stays on in the garage. but when i put cabin power back on it will only let me run either the lighting circuit or the socket circuit but not both at same time, it trips after 10mins when both is on.

the supply to garage is on a 32mcb wired in 6mm swa, 2 circuits in garage consists of 1 x 60w light, 4 sockets for tv and mini fridge, ive then took another circuit 25m 6mm swa from garage to cabin into another c/u again 2 circuits 3 x lights 3x sockets. 1x60watt and 2 x 12v 10watt spots ...

ive jut wired my new cabin from the garage, i ran 6mmswa 25m from garage to te cabin to a new c/u. the cabin has 3 sockets and 2 lights, do i need to change the size of mcb in the main c/u in house that is feeding the garage as i have put in the xtra load. the cabin will be running to low volt...

the garage is protected at the main consumer from in the house, if the supply cale going to garage is 4 or 6swa is it ok to run the cable on to cabin with the same size of cable

there is spare way in the consumer unit in garage, i was going to run 6mmswa from garage to cabin and put a 2 way consumer with its own rcd unit for lights and sockets would this be suitable

the main cable from the house to garage is either 4 or 6 mill swa, im just looking 3 lights in it and few sockets for a jukebox and a tv

i just got small log cabin built at the back of my garage, can i run seperate circuit from my garage consumer unit to supply another consumer unit in the cabin for 3 lights and 4 double sockets would be grateful for any responses