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Or a 32Amp OCPD Wired in 4mm2 Governing documentation Appendix 15 BS7671
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As already suggested by both of us ( posts 2&4).
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Agree TTC some people just don't read the thread through, me included some times, anyway Anyway a reminder here and there never hurt anyone, did it?As already suggested by both of us ( posts 2&4).
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Yes the 2kW recommendation does refer specifically to cookers, ovens and hobs.
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A recommendation for cookers, ovens and hobs over 2kW, not for all appliances which is how your post comes across.
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I ain't putting a special radial in for my 3kW kettle! ?
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A kettle isn't a fixed appliance is it Timbo?
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Hey, Pete, you didn't mention fixed appliances! ?
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I know Mate sorry for confusion, but you must have realised what was meant
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Tumble dryer, washing machine, dish washer on a 32A radial, depending on power usage. Then fridge on its own 10A, depending on its power usage. Then a 20A radial for worktop sockets if you are using high power rated appliances, like kettle, microwave, etc would be okay. Rings have had there day in my opinion.
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Welcome! It's worth checking the date on threads pal, as this was a question back in May, and probably been sorted by now.
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Sorry Tim. Just sharing knowledge. May have been sorted but may still be wrong. Food for thought for the future.
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No worries! Always plenty of ways to skin the proverbial cat, all with their own pros and cons!
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