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It isn't questionable at all, it's just wrong - what reg prohibits a radial and ring sharing an MCB ?Item 4 is questionable. If the radial only serves a single point it is fine but if multiple points it needs addressing.
As I said it is questionable and my query was perfectly correct. For you to suggest a 2.5 on a 25A protective device is fine without knowing the installation method is, well, questionable. Not sure how the 32A protective device being type B is relevant.It isn't questionable at all, it's just wrong - what reg prohibits a radial and ring sharing an MCB ?
More likely the combination of radial cable size and MCB rating isn't acceptable - e.g. multiple sockets, 2.5mm T&E, B32 MCB. if the MCB were 20A or 25A then it would be fine. If it were 4mm cable it would be fine.
It isn't questionable at all, it's just wrong - what reg prohibits a radial and ring sharing an MCB ?
More likely the combination of radial cable size and MCB rating isn't acceptable - e.g. multiple sockets, 2.5mm T&E, B32 MCB. if the MCB were 20A or 25A then it would be fine. If it were 4mm cable it would be fine.
A radial circuit in its own right emanates from a consumer unit or power source, where as a spur is a branch off of an existing circuitBut if that extra cable only feeds one point then it is not a radial circuit but is a completely compliant spur from the ring.
So yes, it is questionable.
A radial circuit in its own right emanates from a consumer unit or power source, where as a spur is a branch off of an existing circuit
Then in my opinion it's not a spur.But a spur on a ring can be taken from any point on the ring, including at the MCB.
Then in my opinion it's not a spur.
If it was taken from a point on the ring then it would be a spur.
Would disconnecting the ring from the mcb then make it a radial ?
It's not part of the ring it has its own source.It is just a part of the ring though - a spur as per the regs.
Yes if you removed the whole ring then it would become a radial with one point.
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