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It's a big job, electrician is doing the work. This is just a small part of the job. The SWA runs off in a straight line, so no problem with SWA.
Well spotted, the cupboard is 90mm short, but I can easily make it higher, it's width that I can't do anything about.
I'll be making adjustment to cupboard, putting mounting board in and mounting Wylex on the wall, then DNO fitting Cut-Out, EDF fitting new meters and sparky connecting back to CU's.
UK Power Networks have agreed Cut-Out 100mm from floor is okay.
 
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