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TT or PME..best practice?

Evening all,


I’m currently looking into running a submain approx 100m buried from a PME supply to a small outbuilding (timber frame, metal sheet clad) that is being used next to a glamping tent as a place to cook and shower etc. The sub main will be a 16mm SWA..I was initially going to run a 3 core SWA or potentially a 2 core SWA with a seperate 10mm CPC (slight cost reduction) with the later option. I’ve since thought that perhaps a TT install would suffice, and, as possibly in the future I might be asked to extend the power into the tent, which, would require a TT setup. Any thoughts of this from a safety point or preference, also, if deciding on a TT and running a 2 core SWA as a submain which would obviosuly be a cost saver compared to a 3 core, however, would it be best practice to still have a CPC available seeing as a trench is now open...future proofing....? just as a side note, the metal sheets will be bonded to earth and any plumbing in the building is plastic pipes, also, this isn’t a question about cable selection i.e. the sub mains might be 16 or 25mm once I know exactly what the client wants, this question relates to the earthing setup. Thanks in advance!.

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  • Sparkingchip:

    What is the building the supply is being taken from used for and how is it constructed?


    Andy Betteridge 




     

    Could or should the whole installation be TT earthed and the TNC-S earth disconnected?


    Andy B.
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  • Sparkingchip:

    What is the building the supply is being taken from used for and how is it constructed?


    Andy Betteridge 




     

    Could or should the whole installation be TT earthed and the TNC-S earth disconnected?


    Andy B.
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