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The CU is not wired up to anything.. there's no feed going into the garage.. I guess he thought Schneider would be a good brand.. being German.. but it appears it has an odd size orifice! Thanks for confirming......

I don't need the test equipment.. I have a sparky for that.. And yes, I have adequate insurance.. PL, PI, EL, take your pick..

I'm not here to go off at anyone; however it seems the default reaction by the bandwagon on here is to go apeshit at anyone who isn't a qualified sparky and try and put them down constantly. Whatever floats their boat I suppose. Seems a bit pointless having a "DIY" forum on here unless it's...

Do you guys just assume everything? Do you assume that I am going to wire it up beyond the CU? Do you assume I am not going to get one of you qualified chaps to come certify it? I wouldn't assume that whoever it is you speak to is an idiot.. For what it's worth i'm an electronics engineer..  ...

Yes, it takes a rocket scientist to hook up some PVC reducers. How much do you charge, Captain Competent? :)

Unfortunately the top two holes have been knocked out and they're the ones I need to use. The bending spring; I was wondering what they were for! Interesting.. thanks.. I know this all sounds trivial, I'm just trying to find out from the experts if this is a common thing and whether or not...

I'll double check the diameter, but i'm pretty sure it's 28mm. The blanking plates have just been popped out, so not butchered by a plumber :) The hole centres are only 10-20mm out, so not sure how I would do that with conduit. I was just trying to be neat rather than have conduit at odd angles.

Doc H, Thanks for your advice, and the free assumptions. The CU was supplied to me in the current state, otherwise I probably would have cut the holes the right size. If this is the standard method, then that's fine, and i'll instruct my mate to get a new CU. Regards

Hi all, Apologies that my first post here is asking a question, but I am running out of ideas! I am fitting out a friend's garage with some sockets, lights and consumer unit. The consumer unit in question is the "Schneider Easy9 Garage Unit 2 Way" from tool station. The garage is being hooked...