Hi friends, I'm Juan Ayala from Argentina. I have doubts when it comes to charging, the workforce (only the workforce, I do not put the materials) I want you to help me not to give away my work. These are the details: It is a family home in a rural area (countryside-countryside) at an approximate distance of 30km away from the city. These three people (father-mother-son) have a good time, that is, they earn well with their cattle or at least they seem to. The house always had only a generator and do not want to get rid of these electrical installations. Now that the electrification of the supplier company has arrived, they want to make a new installation of the whole house without touching anything of the old installation that supplies their generator. As I saw fit, I offered an installation with metal pipes for outdoor use with mixed circuits, but the cunductors with their respective protections were sectioned, all under AEA regulations. The house has a main room, a dining room, a kitchen, two large rooms, a small room, a bathroom and a space for carvings, a gallery, a large back and front patio and an independent shed, that is, separated from the house, Of important dimensions, I create an approximate of 20x20. Other details: a javelin is installed, a subway with three conductors (face-neutral-grounded) of 6 mm2 with a 25-meter section. On board: a main thermal, a differential, a general sockets thermal, a general luminaire thermal, five special circuits thermals (three for cold-heat air, one for external lamppost surgeon in front and rear patio area and one for the shed that is 15 meters from the house). The main room is 6x4 the 2 large pieces are 5x4, the small piece of 3x4, the dining room of 4x4, the kitchen of 3x4 and glued the area for labar of 2x3 the gallery is 6x4 with a backyard and approximate front yard of 60 square meters each. They want 2 luminaires for each space. Between 4 and 8 shots for each space, 3 luminaires for the covered gallery, 6 lampposts for the courtyards (4 in the front and 2 in the rear) and 2 luminaires with 6 shots in the shed. That's all folks, if you can help me spend a reasonable budget I will appreciate it very much. Juan Ayala, from Santa Fe, Argentina .. REGARDS.

Hi. As if to have a fairly approximate idea of the cost, count the number of mouths and multiply it by $ 300, which would be the cost of each mouth. What if, do the installation with rigid PVC pipe since its assembly is simpler and is approved. I leave you the link of a well-known brand that you can use since it has all the accessories. regards http://www.genrod.com.ar/tubelectric.php