Fuse box

[hornetstinger]

Any recommendations what fusebox is needed for the outhouse? Will be used for garden equipment. I presume all modern boxes have RCD trip in case of shorts etc (my house fusebox is a modern one)

OK to "double stack" RCD fuseboxes?

https://~ibb.co~/93sJMKj0

 

[hornetstinger]

If the supply to the outhouse is protected by an RCD or RCBO upstream you don’t need any RCDs or RCBOs in the out house and a standard MCB is fine.

However this is notifiable work so unless you are an electrician who is a member of an accredited body, you are not considered competent and therefore you can’t touch it.

Brother is an electrician. Although he doesn't have the qualification as house sparky, but he's worked on high voltage switch boxes.

 

[hornetstinger]

MCB just fits into existing slots, I don't need to replace that plastic housing?

Click Elucian Single Pole 6kA B Curve MCB

Click Elucian Single Pole 6kA B Curve MCB Lockable switch (with compatible kit) Thermal / Magnetic Trip Release Large terminal capacity Introducing

www.fusebox.shop

 

[hornetstinger]

This one do be ok?

FuseBox A65GRAWH IP65 Garage Consumer Unit White

IP65 Garage Consumer Unit White FuseBox A65GRAWH 63A 30MA RCD & 6A/16A MCBS Earth and neutral terminal bars at the top Removable and raised DIN rail

www.fusebox.shop

Plastic not metal though.

or this one

Axiom Metal Consumer Unit + 63A Type A RCD

• 4 outgoing ways• 1 x 63A DP RCD Type A• MCBs not included• Dimensions (HxWxD): 235 x 161 x 110mm• BSEN 61439-3

www.toolstation.com

 

[hornetstinger]

Not true. You can go down the building control route and do it yourself.

I think it's the incoming main fuse box requires a qualified sparky? And not and secondary boxes

 

[hornetstinger]

There's fair amount of damp in the outhouse though.

 

[hornetstinger]

For a 2 circuit garage fuse box change, it will be more than a qualified spark would charge for the entire job.

brother can do it he put in light switch/UK plug/ isolator thing in loft and worked on high voltage stuff.