musicspark
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Hi chaps
a customer asked me to connect his static caravan, which is in his garden, to his house. I went for a look today and came away with a few questions, some of which I think i have answers for
Firstly, would i be right in thinking that this is not a special location as it is not on a campsite and will be hard wired?
Secondly, he is digging a trench to put water pipes in, (alkathene - the caravan is plumbed all in plastic) and he wants to bury an armoured cable in the same trench. What distance between cable and the pipe? what should go on top?
Thirdly what size cable for a 50m submain from house CU to caravan CU, taking into account diversity and voltage drop. The caravan has a kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a living room. I would allow perhaps 10A with diversity for the Kitchen (kettle and microwave) on a 16A breaker. Perhaps 3 5A for the rest, including lights. from the tables in the BRB I reckoned either 4mm or 6mm armoured
a customer asked me to connect his static caravan, which is in his garden, to his house. I went for a look today and came away with a few questions, some of which I think i have answers for
Firstly, would i be right in thinking that this is not a special location as it is not on a campsite and will be hard wired?
Secondly, he is digging a trench to put water pipes in, (alkathene - the caravan is plumbed all in plastic) and he wants to bury an armoured cable in the same trench. What distance between cable and the pipe? what should go on top?
Thirdly what size cable for a 50m submain from house CU to caravan CU, taking into account diversity and voltage drop. The caravan has a kitchen, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a living room. I would allow perhaps 10A with diversity for the Kitchen (kettle and microwave) on a 16A breaker. Perhaps 3 5A for the rest, including lights. from the tables in the BRB I reckoned either 4mm or 6mm armoured