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Please advise in regards to wiring my shed/workshop. I need to install 110v plug. At the moment I have only 13A 240v standard sockets. Can I replace one of them with 16A 110v socket and have 240v and 110v sockets in the same radial circuit (please see picture attached)? Is it safe taking that I will not overload the circuit 0r I have to upgrade my consumer unit to have another MCB to run separate 16A circuit only for 110v socket? Also would 2.5mm2 cable will be sufficient or needs upgrade?

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Hi All
Please advise in regards to wiring my shed/workshop. I need to install 110v plug. At the moment I have only 13A 240v standard sockets. Can I replace one of them with 16A 110v socket and have 240v and 110v sockets in the same radial circuit (please see picture attached)? Is it safe taking that I will not overload the circuit 0r I have to upgrade my consumer unit to have another MCB to run separate 16A circuit only for 110v socket? Also would 2.5mm2 cable will be sufficient or needs upgrade?

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In a word NO you can't
 
thanks. Is option with adding MCB to feed only 110v socket ok then? this is my CU https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/briti...FTY9rDQdlErPExO-5JBoC3_0QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
 
what load do you expect on the 110V?
 
Hi All
Please advise in regards to wiring my shed/workshop. I need to install 110v plug. At the moment I have only 13A 240v standard sockets. Can I replace one of them with 16A 110v socket and have 240v and 110v sockets in the same radial circuit (please see picture attached)? Is it safe taking that I will not overload the circuit 0r I have to upgrade my consumer unit to have another MCB to run separate 16A circuit only for 110v socket? Also would 2.5mm2 cable will be sufficient or needs upgrade?

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You can't have a 32A mcb on a 2.5mm radial, as in your drawing.
Needs to be a 20A.
 
what size cable feeds from the house, and what MCB rating?
 

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