cor Posted Thursday at 08:49 Posted Thursday at 08:49 query i have 3 core 10mm SWA coming from garage to consumer unit and was thinking the best way to do this? plan was a junction box to terminate SWA and then feed double insulated meter tails into meter box to separate / or dual pole henly blocks the meter box wont fit a meter box fuse switch like: Lewden 100A 1+N 100A Metal Fused Switch - Screwfix but i would just fit this type instead. Click Scolmore DB700 80A Fused Main Switch | Toolstation garage will have its own CU - i have 10mm SWA about 26m(12m in a trench) to feed lights and ring- may have a compressor and welder in there for basic car repairs , mid height lift potentially, no EV but space will be left on a CU for it. electrician will do all the formal connections/ testing / reg with council but was just sorting all the cable routing to the meter box and garage meter box attached for info TIA cormac
JohnMo Posted Thursday at 08:56 Posted Thursday at 08:56 6 minutes ago, cor said: 10mm SWA about 26m Have you done voltage drops calculation for expected loads? Sounds a bit small 10mm²
cor Posted Thursday at 09:12 Author Posted Thursday at 09:12 i did a estimator on tlc and pretty sure it came as 10mm.....should it be 16mm.. or more then
cor Posted Thursday at 09:19 Author Posted Thursday at 09:19 worked on the premise that not all equipment will be on at the same time- havent bought any of the below yet so its just lights and plugs and electric roller doors atm compressor 2200w lift 2200w 8000w welder 7700w ev charger- dont have one anyway more for later if ever lights are led 180w used 10kw as a power
JohnMo Posted Thursday at 10:01 Posted Thursday at 10:01 Isn't the norm for motors 4x rated capacity? All the equipment you have listed I would be doing 25mm².
cor Posted Thursday at 10:17 Author Posted Thursday at 10:17 I was going on the lines of the initial start up of motors being high demand less after and needing a type c rcbo or mcb... And not using 2 at the same time.
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