If a house holder wires up a circuit ie;- shed and runs armoured cable from shed to house then called a qualfied electrician to wire in armoured cable to consmer unit in shed and consumer unit in house and the test and issue a certificate would this be permissable.
householder wiring a circuit
- Thread starter Rioman
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If the route and method the cable was installed was visible for inspection, compliant and the design current and voltage drop was acceptable.
Yes
But it would be very wise to get an electrician on board prior to you starting the work.
PS. What about the circuits that are to be supplied from the distribution board in the shed?
Yes
But it would be very wise to get an electrician on board prior to you starting the work.
PS. What about the circuits that are to be supplied from the distribution board in the shed?
Run to the shed from garage, more detail needed regarding the route and method?
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Would depend on the method of installation and voltage drop!
You need to get an onsite visit and advice from the electrician that is going to complete the terminations and testing.
You need to get an onsite visit and advice from the electrician that is going to complete the terminations and testing.
And issue the certificate!
And notify the work if self cert/notifying one?
For a start the lights only need 1.0 mm twin and earth.
You probably don't need a consumer unit in the shed. Just run the lights via a switch fused connection unit.
A CU won't make it any safer.
The cable that will run to the shed. At the house end, where and how will that attach to the electric supply?
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