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Yep, I think it's all good. A 10min mooch today revealed which connection in the main control panel is affected so I can just series connect the addition in line a Robert should be my fathers brother! thanks for the pointers 

hehe. Heavy duty pvc conduit is ok I'm assuming. The existing is all in Steel. I'll take the cable size needed as the same as installed.

Hahaha - no there aren't. Tbh I'm not sure if google will know the answer on the main panel - it's possibly as old as me, but i will look.

Hi, I have some work to do on a commercial kitchen that has Emergency Stop buttons for the gas supply. I need to re-site an existing push stop button which is fine as it is moving closer to its source but I also need to fit an additional button. There is an extraction monitor unit box that...

Hi, I need to re-site an existing push stop button which is fine as it is moving closer to its source but I also need to fit an additional button. There is an extraction monitor unit box that allows/prevents gas flow that is close to where the new stop button will be located so i want to take...

yes I see, my apologies, removing the neutrals feels a bit simpler and less faff. I'm glad my thinking was at least accurate even if it's not the standard way, if there is such a thing.

That would involve having more than 1 rcd in the ccu to begin with.  The point of the testing is with a view to rcbo'ing the board.

Hi, I don't wish to open the 'borrowed neutrals' can of worms again but I'd just like a more experienced testers view of how to test for them. I've not done my 2391 but I'm hoping my logic will prevail. To test for a borrowed neutral would it work to: Disconnect N on lighting circuit 1 and...