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5A Juntion in cupboard?
2003wastheyear
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We have a small cupboard which has a wire coming from the ceiling with a 5a junction box attached. I assume its all live as when we looked round the house it had a freezer in there. How much would we expect to get this turned into /connected to a normal plug so we could put our freezer in there for?
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It would need to be removed and then replaced with a twin and earth cable and connected back at your consumer unit or from an existing cable which is already running sockets from it.Estate Agent, Web Designer & All Round Geek!0
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If it were already a
then it wouldn't have to be replaced IMHO. Just because it has a 5AJB attached to it doesn't mean that its flex or 1/1½mm 2c+e off the lighting circuit either...........a twin and earth cable (of the correct csa) and connected back at your consumer unit or from an existing cable which is already running sockets from it.
Perhaps the OP could tell us more about what they actually have. Pic might help.
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