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Electricity Supply Relocation
We are going to have our existing garage demolished to make way for a 2 story extension, however the incomming gas and electricity supplies and meters are in the garage and need to be relocated. I've need to apply to have the supply relocated, and the people I've had round so far seem a little lost as to where.
The current supply and meter are located on the left hand wall of the garage that will be demolished, right next to where the 'k' of kitchen is on the plans in the link below. Once the supply has been moved we can then get the house rewired, the garage demolished, and the build started. Any ideas where the new supply could go? Or clever ways of making life easy? Many thanks
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"Yes you can relocate the supply to the outside of the building making a closed in closure space for the supply meter and consumer unit,which should resolve your relocation problems"
Answered on 25th May 2022 - Member since Sep 2020 -
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"As its ure energy suppliers property, they will need to be contacted for relocation to any designated location."
Answered on 25th May 2022 - Member since May 2019 -
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"hello
need to call distribution network operator (DNO)
i don't know lay out of your house of course
cupboard on outer wall would be best
thanks Ross"
need to call distribution network operator (DNO)
i don't know lay out of your house of course
cupboard on outer wall would be best
thanks Ross"
Answered on 25th May 2022 - Member since Nov 2021 -
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"We first have to get the electricity supply company notified since the electric supply cables beyond the 100A incoming fuse does not belong to the customer. That's why in many cases, we have a seal on the supply system at this point.
The new convenient position of energy entry into the premises will be the shortest distance from the supply transformer to the entry position of the house from supply main route. Shortest entry point to house avoiding excess volt drop in cables to keep within respective ohmic value."
The new convenient position of energy entry into the premises will be the shortest distance from the supply transformer to the entry position of the house from supply main route. Shortest entry point to house avoiding excess volt drop in cables to keep within respective ohmic value."
Answered on 1st Jul 2022 - Member since Jun 2021 -
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"Hello sir.
I hope you are OK.
I would like to help you telling you some tips.
First of all you will need to see where you can put the new fuse board.
Most of the times you put the new fuse board down to the stairs or in utility room. Where you can have easy access to work and to test for future investigations.
After that you will need to call the electricity provider because you will need a longer swa cable due to relocation. Only the provider can change the swa cable.
If the circuits are long enough you won't to do rewiring otherwise you will need to.
About the gas circuit you will need to talk with an expert on gas because it is not part of part P(part p it only for electrical issues).
I hope I helped you. Have a nice day, Kostantinos"
I hope you are OK.
I would like to help you telling you some tips.
First of all you will need to see where you can put the new fuse board.
Most of the times you put the new fuse board down to the stairs or in utility room. Where you can have easy access to work and to test for future investigations.
After that you will need to call the electricity provider because you will need a longer swa cable due to relocation. Only the provider can change the swa cable.
If the circuits are long enough you won't to do rewiring otherwise you will need to.
About the gas circuit you will need to talk with an expert on gas because it is not part of part P(part p it only for electrical issues).
I hope I helped you. Have a nice day, Kostantinos"
Answered on 25th May 2022 - Member since May 2022 -
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