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wiring up electrickery to new garage
Hi there
we've just got a new concrete garage built - 40sqm, situated about 10m from the house and around 15m from our consumer unit. I would like to run mains to this garage, to supply lighting and light power. I only intend this to be for 'domestic DIY' power, no plant machinery or anything like that. I'm competent in actually doing the wiring but a little rusty on modern practice. My plan #1 is to run a new circuit of 4mm 3core armoured cable to the garage, then fit a 2-way consumer unit and run lighting and power off that. Quick question - is this feasible/sensible? & if not, can anyone suggest a better alternative? Thanks for any suggestions Jon N |
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