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So looking for some help, currently I have a sub mains board in the garage supplied from the house CU on a B16 mcb. Right now the sub mains in the garage has a 63amp main switch with 32amp radial circuit and a 10 amp lighting circuit although as there is going to be a shower added in to here which will be pulling 39amps what is my best option, as I won’t be able to add a 45amp breaker for the shower to this sub mains?
 

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