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Exporting Tnc-s system

aargeitakis
Goodmorning all

i have to put power to a wooden shed which is 50 metres away from the house. They will be no services in the shed

I will use SWA cable.

can I export the TNC-S system or I have to make it TT


regards


Paul
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    ebee:

    Hi Tom,

    I`m thinking of the fact that the fuse in a "switched fused spur" would actually make it a new circuit just like a new consumer unit used as a sub main. A spur that is unfused from a ring or radial would make it merely an extension of a circuit. Daft innit? ?


    Hello Ebee,


    Mmmmm? Haha, I'm confused now!!


    I would never consider you to be 'daft' at all!


    Keep up the good work!


    Tom


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    ebee:

    Hi Tom,

    I`m thinking of the fact that the fuse in a "switched fused spur" would actually make it a new circuit just like a new consumer unit used as a sub main. A spur that is unfused from a ring or radial would make it merely an extension of a circuit. Daft innit? ?


    Hello Ebee,


    Mmmmm? Haha, I'm confused now!!


    I would never consider you to be 'daft' at all!


    Keep up the good work!


    Tom


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