SWA Cable question for the sparkies...

[hotponyshoes]

I think the OP is talking about installing one run of cable from the sheds existing distro board to a new socket. Not running a new supply to a shed.
It's also a 3-phase socket so the cable size can be reduced as you have more cores to carry current.

I would still fit the 32a socket as sooner or later you will want an a/c-d/c tig welder and if you have a socket to run it you will be able to buy a £5000 ex-industrial machine for £500.

 

[Morrisman]

I think the OP is talking about installing one run of cable from the sheds existing distro board to a new socket. Not running a new supply to a shed.
It's also a 3-phase socket so the cable size can be reduced as you have more cores to carry current.

I would still fit the 32a socket as sooner or later you will want an a/c-d/c tig welder and if you have a socket to run it you will be able to buy a £5000 ex-industrial machine for £500.

I assumed SWA was being used for some external vulnerable routing, but I may be wrong. It has happened before. Once, I think.