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Hello,
A previous owner has buried some SWA to take power from the house to the garage. Whilst doing some gardening, I found a metal junction box buried in the soil. It looks like it is coated in some sort of "lard"; I presume to keep moisture out and to prevent rusting but it looks on its last legs. The cable runs to the far corner of the garage; I think if I ran the existing cable to the nearest corner, I would not need a join and I could do away with the box. I have found the wiki very useful to learn about swa. I am unsu should the SWA bend through almost ninety degrees as it enters or leaves a building? That's what the current set-up is like but that seems quite a bend to me. Would it be better to run the swa up to a junction box on the wall, like this: http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p61729?table=no and from that take some T&E inside? Thanks, Stephen. |
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