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Temporary Supply - Emergency

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Hi I have been asked to help with a temporary supply to a takeaway shop that has no electric meter. 


I am thinking of Hiring a 10KVa generator to provide the supply but have never dealt with a job like this before.


Would love some opinions and guidance right now, would be much appreciated.


Also would this be classed as notifiable works?


Many thanks 


Amardeep Singh
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    Its a new lease and the previous tenants had connected a tampered meter. 


    Generator turns out wasnt a viable option as the area is completely surrounded by residential.


    We have however now been given permission from his neighbour to tap into their supply.


    The plan now is to put the neighbours supply into a Henly and split to feed both shops. 


    Its just a single phase supply but their really isn't much demand in the take away. So I'm planning to limit the supply to 40 amps through a small DB before his main isolator. 


    The neighbours is a newsagents and is also not pulling much power. 


    Is there any reason why I cant do this?
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    Its a new lease and the previous tenants had connected a tampered meter. 


    Generator turns out wasnt a viable option as the area is completely surrounded by residential.


    We have however now been given permission from his neighbour to tap into their supply.


    The plan now is to put the neighbours supply into a Henly and split to feed both shops. 


    Its just a single phase supply but their really isn't much demand in the take away. So I'm planning to limit the supply to 40 amps through a small DB before his main isolator. 


    The neighbours is a newsagents and is also not pulling much power. 


    Is there any reason why I cant do this?
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