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Yeah maybe I should try. Its an existing supply.

no I haven't but this is a builders own house so cost may be a factor lol

Because the DNO wont do it. They have no obligation to provide you with an earth just to maintain it if they do provide you with one.

http://www.doepke.co.uk/cons2/cdtable.html I wonder if these could make something up with a four pole mains witch and three RCD's fed off each phase. might pop them an email

Yeah I have also but thought I would include it as don't want "see if the supply can be converted to PME" its not an option here.

Yeah I'm starting to think its my only option. Shame though as would of been a lot better to use a DB.

I have an Install where a 16mm 4core has been installed previously. ATM the SWA is coiled up either end At the supply which is a barn converted in to an office for the homeowners business and plant room in new extension to the house. There is no PME available as over head, in the middle of no...

Yeah I meant under BS7671. :)

I think it was once permitted for distribution circuits but not finals. 

NO WAY! The RCD is doing what its supposed to....Get an electrician with the correct test equipment in to find the fault and normal service will be resumed.

The neutral earth fault doesn't necessarily have to be within the garage but could be on any circuit thats protected by the same RCD as the distribution circuit to the garage. If the fault is of sufficiently high resistance so that normal use of the faulty circuit generates <30mA to earth...

looks like you have a neutral earth fault on fixed wiring or an appliance.

If the lights have been 3 plated then you could just wire the switch drops in 3 core and earth so there is a neutral available if required.

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walk round with your electrician and mark where you want your circuits, discuss how the circuits will be divided up an let the electrician do the rest.......no need for the pointless drawing as its bread and butter work for a competent electrician. What do you think qualifies you better to...

Cheers for digging that out Roys :B

yeah they do I found this http://www.wonkeedonkeetools.co.uk/pipe-benders/conduit-pipe-bender

That's what I was thinking. I've got an underground carpark on a block of flats I'm doing atm and wouldn't mind giving it a go just to see what its like. will have to get the dimensions etc and get my chippie mate to knock one up :signthankspin:

haha I've ran out of scoobs.

cheers, been trying to google it but cant find much.