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wiring slatted shed

john p mc g · 2013-10-22 18:33:30

Ive a2.5 swa running from my garage to shed which is protected with a 63amp breaker and then a 25amp rcbo would i need any more breakers in shed at other end for one socket and a few lights

22-10-2013 6:33pm

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john p mc g

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Ive a2.5 swa running from my garage to shed which is protected with a 63amp breaker and then a 25amp rcbo would i need any more breakers in shed at other end for one socket and a few lights

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#2 22-10-2013 6:47pm

tomdempsey200

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ya you need 'isolating switch' and breakers

25amp will protect a buried 2.5 swa

it's not a good idea to fit rcd on the supply side...you have to walk back with no light if she trips

there's main bonding as well usually

and testing lol:pac:

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