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Morning all

After some advice please, thank you.

I've installed a 40amp submain for a garage supply, wired in SWA and have exported the PME (tin hat on)

30ma RCD in house, main switch in garage cu.

All good until customer tells me that they're having a a car charger installed.

New regs stipulate this must be on TT system.

So off we are today to change it all over. Move RCD to garage and bang a rod in.

One question which I think I know the answer to, is that the nice newly installed metal garage cu now has to be changed to plastic? Am I correct.

Thanks Sy
 
Morning all

After some advice please, thank you.

I've installed a 40amp submain for a garage supply, wired in SWA and have exported the PME (tin hat on)

30ma RCD in house, main switch in garage cu.

All good until customer tells me that they're having a a car charger installed.

New regs stipulate this must be on TT system.

So off we are today to change it all over. Move RCD to garage and bang a rod in.

One question which I think I know the answer to, is that the nice newly installed metal garage cu now has to be changed to plastic? Am I correct.

Thanks Sy

Reg number???
 
Morning all

After some advice please, thank you.

I've installed a 40amp submain for a garage supply, wired in SWA and have exported the PME (tin hat on)

30ma RCD in house, main switch in garage cu.

All good until customer tells me that they're having a a car charger installed.

New regs stipulate this must be on TT system.

So off we are today to change it all over. Move RCD to garage and bang a rod in.

One question which I think I know the answer to, is that the nice newly installed metal garage cu now has to be changed to plastic? Am I correct.

Thanks Sy

I would suggest you red BS7671 Section 722 Sy and not listen to your customer, who obviously has been miss informed.
 
One question which I think I know the answer to, is that the nice newly installed metal garage cu now has to be changed to plastic? Am I correct.

What may I ask is your reasoning behind that statement ?
 
Here's you go : 722.411.4.1

And haven't had to install any TT for a very long time, hence the question.

Cheers Sy



Cheers Sy

if you read on it says "The requirements of this regulation need not be applied for the charging point at a dwelling...."

So is the charging point outside? if so move inside the garage!
 

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