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Hi,
I need to move 6 circuits from an old CU (which will be removed) to a new one (which is already installed). 2 x ring main (32 Amp) 1 x Simple spur (15 Amp, to boiler and controls) 3 x lighting (5 Amp) The problem is that I will need to extend the existing cabling by about 2 feet to the new CU. I intend to use IMO DIN components / IP66 enclosure which I will install at the location of the (old) CU. My question arises from this pic I found (posted by Andy) http://www.cucumber.demon.co.uk/cu1.jpg and concerns the ring main circuits: QUESTION Given that the CU and the DIN rail will be separated, should I extend the ring circuits using 2 x 2.5mm T&E cables so they meet at the new CU? Or is it valid to run single 4.0mm T&E from junction box to new CU (essentially as in the picture)? D |
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