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There wont be one.Why are you not asking your electrician.
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There wont be one.Why are you not asking your electrician.
Trunking behind the plasterboard will be ok but the question is why? What is the point?Nice!!
Google says if the cables are not more than 50mm in the wall they should be mechanically protected and/or backed up by RCD. Since the cable is just behind the plasterboard and curvy it is RCD protected at the CU and we are going off a fused spur I’m going to assume plastic trunking just behind the plasterboard will be ok.
Doing some work in preparation for electrician to come in and wire it all up.
Nice!!
Google says if the cables are not more than 50mm in the wall they should be mechanically protected and/or backed up by RCD. Since the cable is just behind the plasterboard and curvy it is RCD protected at the CU and we are going off a fused spur I’m going to assume plastic trunking just behind the plasterboard will be ok.
Each underfloor heating circuit should be on it's own 16A MCB protected circuit and not spured off of the ring main.
Why do you say each heating circuit should be on its own 16A circuit? We have not been given any information as to the actual load so how do you know what size circuit is required?
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