side shed

[johnjohn]

I need a feed for two double sockets & two flourescent lights in a side shed attached to the house which currently has no power. I have no spare fuses on cu. Can I take a feed off the ring main via a fused spur or would I need a saeparate cu. How much would this cost & what would be the timescale? thanks in advance.

 

[Pensdown]

I need a feed for two double sockets & two flourescent lights in a side shed attached to the house which currently has no power. I have no spare fuses on cu. Can I take a feed off the ring main via a fused spur or would I need a saeparate cu.

Yes you can do that if the building reg rules north of the border allow

How much would this cost & what would be the timescale? thanks in advance

Cost would depend on where you buy the materials and the timescale would be governed by how fast you work.

 

[johnjohn]

Thanks for your help,

 

[streetlighter]

You could spur off the ring main to a 13 amp fused spur and run the sockets off that, And the lighting points could be fed from the exisiting circuit providing it has the capacity for the extra loads.
Make sure the ring main is RCD protected as sockets in a shed may supply equiptment used outside.