Hello Goodnight. I will describe my doubt I currently have general service in my home under construction and I am standardizing the installation to enroll and move to residential rates. I have a masonry pillar, with its aerial connection to the network, a 32 A thermomagnetic switch, and an air outlet pipe with a provisional 2.5 mm workshop cable. My idea was to put two unipolar conductors of 6 mm2 section, with the normalized colors light blue (N) and red (F), from the thermal of the main board that is behind the meter and out through the pipe with its pipette, aerial up to another pipette that enters the home wall-mounted and continued by 20mm PVC pipe, to feed the internal board. The issue is that the cables would leave the meter and enter the home through the same pipette. And I don't know if they can reject that when I enroll, or if it is risky that due to the wind they will wear out and a CC will occur. Would it be an option to put spacers in the section that travel by air or would you have to use another type of cable? Thank you very much for your time and your answers. Regards

Hi. The rush will depend on each regulation. Where do you write to us? What if, for sure, the company will place the anti-fraud cable to the meter. Regards

Good morning. In Entre Rios, at least all sectional line outputs must be underground. It is not allowed to make use of the rush pipe for the exit to the address, since it is the property of the distributor. Beyond that there are many "electricians" who likewise connect it that way. I don't know the regulations for other provinces.