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Singles available here as well for use in conduit.

Not even that as the regs are not statuary.

FYI 230v is low voltage. 12v is extra low voltage.

But gas would still be even cheaper. The story about gas (and oil) running out has been going on for years and more keeps being found.

Terminate the earth in the accessory as normal.

I don’t believe that. The more space you heat the greater the losses.

Tell us more.

Heating the whole shed will cost more than heating tanks individually. More losses equals more cost. All electrical resistive heaters are 100% efficient whether tubular, oil filled, or fan type.

No, you need to read up on series and parallel. Your strips are in parallel in a chain.

The mistake is going all electric. Electricity is four times the cost of gas. It

It is not a charger, wall box, you were right first time. You could possibly rent out your WALLBOX.

Bodgers have always been around. Get yourself a new bit of flex of the correct length and a decent quality 13 amp plug and fit those.

Thinking about this again they may not be in series (you would not be the first to use wrong terminology) but in parallel connected end to end. If this is the case doing what you suggest would work.

For a start that is not a transformer, it is an LED power supply, completely different. If your LED strips are really meant to be in series each is meant to have 6 volts and connecting them in parallel at 24 volts could kill them. Don’t do it. If you don’t want to wait for a replacement best...

??! No they are wired in line.

You cannot simply bury live wires. You probably cannot power from a light switch as there is probably no neutral at the switch.

Typical incorrect manufacturers blurb. The 20 amp one is a flex outlet plate with no fuse.

The only socket you have shewn is OK and does not need updating. The CU requires RCD protection.

If I was the seller I would tell you to go ahead and get an EICR. The convention is that the buyer commissions and pays for any surveys he wants including electrics. I would not trust a survey provided by the vendor for obvious reasons.

The so called IET regs are non statuary.