I've got a PME supply. I have two incoming cables which appear from conduit in the ground. These two cables are black, and 13.6mm in diameter (or to put it another way, exactly the same diameter as some
2x2.5mm swa I have elsewhere in the system).If I had to guess, I'd say they were single core swa, except that the smallest swa single I can see is 50mm... Also, they don't terminate at the cutout with anything resembling an swa gland - more a big grommet that's probably designed to stop people ramming extra cable in there...
The cutout is 16A immersion heater
13A plug in fan heater 10A electric fire in the living room 6A of underfloor heating I haven't yet installed.That's 45A. I've based my calculation on "What's likely to happen if the central heating isn't working and it's a cold day". Chuck in the oven (16A after diversity) kettle, and dishwasher, which are quite likely to be used at the same time, and I'm finding it hard to justify a diversity calculation that keeps me under 60A.
If it turns out to be unfeasible to upgrade, then I'll have to get creative (e.g. rip out the electric fire in the living room, which is pretty useless anyway).
Ben