Lighting a garage..

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  • ifred
    DK Veteran
    • Jun 2010
    • 1627

    #31
    Originally posted by .: JaCkPoT :.
    17000+ posts!? what on earth do you post alot of shite i guess
    didn't you know meat-head's in the Chinese restaurant business
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    • alec
      DK Veteran
      • Apr 2008
      • 345

      #32
      Originally posted by thered
      my sheds about 40m from my house

      i just got some armoured cable and ran a spur from one of my sockets in house. It has its own breakers in too

      simple job

      You must be joking, if that causes a problem - you will not be insured for this unorthodox method.

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      • Meat-Head
        V.I.P. Member
        • Oct 2009
        • 32000

        #33
        Originally posted by alec
        You must be joking, if that causes a problem - you will not be insured for this unorthodox method.
        Huh the only downside to that that one can see is

        1) Max load of 3120*KW because of 13 amp fuse in the spur

        2) Say cutting the grass plugged into the garage, chop the cable then possable any DK member could loose power if RCD in house pings (assuming it has one)

        * Same number of perfations in a round Teatly tea bag.

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