Hello

From a spur in the house, via a fused RCD – I have an armoured cable running to an outbuilding. A gland is installed on the cable in this outbuilding and the cable is, in turn, connected to a socket inside the outbuilding. Earthing is TN-S.

I would ideally like to install a two-gang switch to this set-up as follows:

Switch one to power 2 x 60w internal wall lights
Switch two to power a separate internal 60w light

I do understand that if I run these from the socket as a spur they will need a 3 amp fused spur but there doesn't seem to be such a thing as 2-way fused switch(?).  

Would it be simplest to have the 2 lights on one fused switch and the other single light on another fused switch or can they come through one fused unit to a 2-gang switch?

Many thanks

Howard

I would simply go for two switch fused spurs.

Us metal clad ones, and join them to your metal clad socket with either a couple galvanised conduit couplers and brass bushes, or some short lengths of 20mm conduit.

It just sounded like a small garden shed to me, which is why I said surface in conduit.

To reason why you can't use an unswitched fused spur feeding a 2 gang switch.