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Sorry, was putting the baby up. I agree dave that a 50 would be ok, however if an outdoor socket or sonething else is wanted in future then the supply is already there without having to cock about swapping supplys out. I am comfortable with my calculations that all derating factors have been taken into account. I do appreciate the questioning.
 
I'm with Murdoch; that CU needs attention.

I've done council jobs, where a new shower room has been installed for someone with a disability etc, where the rest of the install is shocking, and a shower CU was installed from Henleys. Dunno how these council bods sleep at night.
 
My dno would object. Even for my youngest who is a dno sap I have had to put an ip rated enclosure adjacent to the meter cupboard to house switch fuses
 
No it wasnt haha. They have done an awful job which is why this current builder is in for the bathroom.

I bet they drew top dollar,and disappeared into the sunset,leaving others to receive all the abuse,and what cash is left...a very common scenario.

I have a list...a £60,000 kitchen re-furb,with concealed,badly supported push-fit waste,popping off and flooding under the £6,000 marble tiles... A £14,000 "luxury" bathroom,with similar,and extractor vent,hose and switch fitted...but no fan or wiring,and,what is in my experience,the worst soldering i have ever seen :(

Ooooh,and my very favourite,of last year...a large detached new-build bungalow,with the DPC at different levels,in the inner and outer leaf,but BOTH in the wrong position...i despair :rolleyes:
 

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