Daynger:

 

gregmcc:

 

It's not quite that straight forward, you as the homeowner can't put the power point in as it's a switchboard. No RCD's there so the outlet will need to be protected by an RCD circuit breaker - you can't just put in an RCD power point as the RCD has to be where the newly added wiring starts which would be at an existing circuit breaker or a new circuit breaker.

 

 

 

 

I as a homeowner can put power points wherever i like, add things to switchboards, new main earth, new mains if i want to.

 

I do things like that for friends, family and friends of friends all the time, its only three wires, what could possibly go wrong.

 

 

 

sounds like a bit of a troll to me ;)

(trying not to bite and quote the relevant sections of the electricity act)