NozSpark

It’d only be a C2 if one of the circuits supplies a heater in the bathroom, or if the supply is TT,,,,, but only a C3 if supplying a...

From what I’ve seen across several forums it seems like he’s so busy collecting his subscriptions that he hasn’t got much time to...

You can’t I’m afraid, You’d need something like a Matt-e device fitting at the supply end of the cable.

Yes it will, however none of those can protect you from O-pen faults

Granny chargers don’t contain O-Pen protection 722 applies to all supplies for EV charging and requires a way to protect against O-Pen...

OK,,, so you have the right idea with using a socket designed for EV charging,,, however you’ll also need an O-Pen protection device...

Well you have said that you have installed 60m of 6.0mm SWA cable (in your opening paragraph),,,, that’ll allow for a load of upto 3.6kW...

Personally i think that your submain is too small… with the volt drop you’ll be able to have a max of 3.6kW before you run into problems

I have the Velocity 7.5 tester bag

Instead of asking your electrician to carry out a specific task, ask them to find and fix the fault… Ive had a fault on a lighting...

I have a relatively cheap one and it’s help narrow down 2 fault today at a park lodge site… one was water in a wiska box for some trace...

The charge point in no way communicates with the GARO O-pen fault protection unit so the fault is more likely to be in that, personally...