I have looked at a job, the guy wants a new fuseboard put in the shed, he has a incoming concentric SWA.. or whatever you want to call it which I can’t find a answer for, it looks like a 25mm single core “brown’’.. the sheathing is then twisted up and taken into the neutral block, This then feeds a existing fuseboard which is supplying a mobile home and garden lights (picture shown)
I am going to take a 6mm 3 core SWA into the new she’s into a new consumer unit, running 2 double sockets, lights, and around 4 appliances (washing machine, dishwasher, tumble dryer, cooker) so looking around 30/40 amps to be pulled at any one time.
i read that you cannot place a RCD consumer unit on this instal as it’s a ‘concentric cable’ where the sheathing is used as the neutral.
I’m struggling to add the picture of the installation
I am going to take a 6mm 3 core SWA into the new she’s into a new consumer unit, running 2 double sockets, lights, and around 4 appliances (washing machine, dishwasher, tumble dryer, cooker) so looking around 30/40 amps to be pulled at any one time.
i read that you cannot place a RCD consumer unit on this instal as it’s a ‘concentric cable’ where the sheathing is used as the neutral.
I’m struggling to add the picture of the installation