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Electricity for a shed
Hi.
Just thinking on while I'm rewiring the kitchen I may as well lay down the cable to reach the shed in the back yard. I used 10m of 6mm cable to reach the cooker connection unit so I'll need only 20m maximum to reach a box in my shed. 1st question : It will be a separate breaker in the CU so white size cable to use 6, 4 or 2.5 ? Thanks. Arthur |
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