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Default can i incorporate external sockets in to the same ring?

Hi, I wanna know if I can incorporate a few outdoor sockets in to the same ring that will be feeding all the internal sockets, or does it have to be seperate - internal/external

 
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Default Re: can i incorporate external sockets in to the same ring?

No problem having external sockets off of internal circuit, so long as the circuit has 30mA rcd/rcbo & correct IP rating of external sockets is observed.
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Default Re: can i incorporate external sockets in to the same ring?

Just installed one of these today. Basically I put a metal clad Rcd protected double socket in a shed. Connected with a 2.5mm ammoured cable going from a Fused connection unit off his main ring.

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