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Hi,
I am going to be running SWA cable out to the garage soon (Total run is a little under 20em from the house CU to the garage CU) I will also be installing a generator point on the garage, which will be connecting to a proper transfer switch in the house. It will be easier and cheaper if I just run a single SWA cable with 4 cores, two for the generator and two for the feed into the garage. Is this permitted, or do I have to have two separate cables? The SWA will be terminated in the house and garage in a metal box, then the two circuits taken from there to there respective places. Thanks! Toby... |
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