How do I supply electricity to a garden building?

To provide electricity to an outdoor building, such as a shed, garden office or summer house, you must run an armoured cable from your main house supply to the external building. Ideally, this cable should be buried underground (usually 600mm deep) and connected to a new consumer unit installed in the garden building.

Why do you need a temporary power supply?

Telecommunications: Power solutions for remote sites and equipment, ensuring connectivity. Whatever your industry, we can deliver effective power solutions to keep your operations running smoothly. A temporary power supply is crucial for maintaining operations during scheduled maintenance, unexpected outages, and new building installations.

Does your project need a temporary power supply?

When your project needs power but lacks a permanent supply, a temporary power solution is vital to keeping operations on track. Whether it’s for a construction site, event, or maintenance outage, Johnson & Phillips provides fast, reliable backup power tailored to your needs, ensuring uninterrupted performance and safety.

How can I reduce the cost of installing electricity outside?

Doing it yourself can reduce the cost of installing electricity outside. However, we only recommend doing things that don’t require the expertise of an electrician. For example, digging a 600mm underground trench from your house to the area where you want power will certainly reduce the cost.

What are temporary power supply solutions?

Our temporary power supply solutions are designed to meet the diverse needs of various industries, ensuring reliable power across multiple sectors. Construction: Uninterrupted power for tools and machinery, keeping projects on track. Healthcare: Emergency backup power for hospitals and clinics, ensuring critical services remain operational.