Description
Standard residential house wiring involves routing electricity safely from your utility meter to specific devices through a Consumer Unit (Distribution Board) containing safety devices like MCBs (Miniature Circuit Breakers) and RCDs (Residual Current Devices).
Key Features
- Lighting Circuits: Utilize 1.5 mm² wires protected by 10A or 16A circuit breakers.
- General Wall Sockets: Utilize 2.5 mm² wires connected to 16A or 20A breakers.
- Heavy Appliances (Water Heaters, Ovens): Require thicker 4.0 mm² or 6.0 mm² wires with dedicated, independent breakers.Included:
- Cables and conduits
- Switches and sockets
- Distribution boards
- Lighting points
- Earthing system
- Testing & certification
House wiring costs vary based on building size and finishes.
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