hi guys
ive just moved into a place that has a small timber/fibro shed [rental place]
the shed has no power
what should i do id much prefer to have some power out there for temp control
i suppose running an extension across the fence is a no no
what are my realistic options
would it cost much to have power run out there?
cheers
I moved last June to a new rental, shed had no water gas or elec,
Water: ran 25m of each for hot & cold water from laundry (drilled holes which I will fil when I leave, I have no drain on this side of the house so have resorted to 2x 30L wheelie bins under my home made sink unit.
Gas: using cylinder gas, which I hate for its carbon residue,
Electricity: a workmate is a qualified electrician & did a matess rates of $400 for 2 full days labour & all materials. This included, upgrading the main fuseboard to modern standards, running elec all the way under the house, up the other side & accross to shed (with safety wire) 1 light + 4 internal sockets, 2 external sockets in car port, + line to second shed with 2 sockets where I have brew fridge.
I didnt ask landlord permission, simply sent him the elec certificate, & he should be grateful his prehistoric mains fuseboard has been updated. I wil strip it all out when I leave if he doesnt want to keep it. Only regret was the shed is fed on 10amp, this means when I use my immersion element which is exactly 10amp I cant run anything else. so 15 amp would have been better., I can circumvent this by running extn cable from house for element if my brew fridge is running.
hope this gives you some food for thought