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I have a garage which needs rewiring for lights. The lights haven't
worked in there for years. Now I assume under Part P I would either get someone in or do it myself and then get it certified. A third option is to put a solar power setup in there. Currently my local tesco is selling a solar power kit for sheds which need a 12V car battery to complete and get it working. My garage is south facing which is good for solar and the lights are rarely used even in winter so it won't need a vast amount of power anyway. I'm beginning to think it's a winner. Any views? Anyone else done it? Thanks -- John |
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