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Posted By: marsadayMy drive from the pavement is about 15m long and is concrete. I also intend on replacing this with new block paving.
Posted By: JSCOnly thing that springs to mind is dedicated feed from the CU to where the car will be parked for a high amperage electric charging point; probably just the ducting for it and a 'space' in the CU for a MCB.
Posted By: marsadayI remember lots of people doing new builds 10 yrs ago and filling the house with cabling for all the new services, only to find this stuff wasn't needed due to wifi.I realise this is not really the subject here, but this is wrong, imo. I would still wire a house for data. Always prefer wired over wireless. Wireless has its place but not every device has to be mobile. Remember wireless is a compromise in favour of mobility; you lose availability, reliability and performance.
Posted By: gravelldI would still wire a house for dataGood man
Posted By: gravelldRemember wireless is a compromise in favour of mobility; you lose availability, reliability and performanceand health - clearly for some, deniably for most of the rest of us, and perhaps not at all for the 'digital natives'.
Posted By: marsadayIs no one up on the powerwall from Tesla ? I thought this may be a big topic on here. I have only read a bit about it, but this is the type of stuff i was thinking about.
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