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[quote="kbrownie"]100-130volts domestic volatage is 230v this type of cable is for site application using 110v set up. I'd say if you intended to do this using a cable that was rated at domestic voltage to fixed installation within garage. Answer No! You could get away with it on portable ...

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Hi, is it possible for me to fix a temporary extension lead to my shed via a socket in my kitchen and fix a cpu unit on to it then run off the relevant sized wiring to power lighting and a few sockets ( only until I get a sparky to sort out a more permanent fixture the cpu will remain fixed to the i...

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[quote="kbrownie"]NOODLES If you have pal who can sign it off that's great and he should be able to give you guidance on the installation as certain requirements need to be complied to. As for having an electrician that is unknown to you signing it off, not sure about that as they then tak...

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[quote="moggy1968"]you need to speak to an electrician first. As you appear to be aware this is notifiable under part P, but very few electricians will sign of work that they haven't done, and you need to ensure it meets his requirements so he will sign it off rather than tell you to pull ...

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:? I am building a brick shed , but need some advice with regards earthing the power to the shed , I will be installing a consumer unit to split lighting and power cables and puting in a rcd for added safety cheers noodles ps I am aware that my work will have to be checked by an approved electrician...

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