I'd appreciate a quick sanity check, thanks in advance:
New circuit for a 3 phase cooker, in a community centre (run by a charity). Total load 16.5kW: L1 27A, L2 27A, L3 15A. (6kW oven, 6 hotplates: 3x 2kW, 3x 1.5kW).
Commercial setting so no diversity: 3x 32A OCPD. (?)
TN-C-S, so Zs presumably ok (will check Ze + calculate likely Zs, obvs).
No additional protection required for cable run - will probably be SWA (outside chance of singles in trunking/conduit) to local 3P+N 32A rotary isolator, then hardwired in 5C H07RN-F.
Not in a special location.
There is no mention of RCD or additional protection in manufacturer's instructions: nothing about it being required or recommended. Just says, "Must be earthed."
In theory, 3P+N RCBOs are available for the DB (MEM3). But would you?
Thanks all
New circuit for a 3 phase cooker, in a community centre (run by a charity). Total load 16.5kW: L1 27A, L2 27A, L3 15A. (6kW oven, 6 hotplates: 3x 2kW, 3x 1.5kW).
Commercial setting so no diversity: 3x 32A OCPD. (?)
TN-C-S, so Zs presumably ok (will check Ze + calculate likely Zs, obvs).
No additional protection required for cable run - will probably be SWA (outside chance of singles in trunking/conduit) to local 3P+N 32A rotary isolator, then hardwired in 5C H07RN-F.
Not in a special location.
There is no mention of RCD or additional protection in manufacturer's instructions: nothing about it being required or recommended. Just says, "Must be earthed."
In theory, 3P+N RCBOs are available for the DB (MEM3). But would you?
Thanks all

- TL;DR
- Sanity check on 16.6kW 3P cooker, wrt diversity and RCD protection