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Is this appropriate if off a ring final circuit and would testing just require testing the new cable installed. Both required for separate fixed Paxton access control unit boxes
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I think some more detail/clarity of exactly what you mean would be useful.
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A bit more of a detailed explanation of what your intentions are Mate would help considerably
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am i right in thinking you mean RFC> 13 AMP FCU > sockets or just 2.5 Twin and Earth then another 13 AMP FCU??
Personally I have used a 13 amp rcd fcu recently to add a spur for an extra socket on a rfc and also then a fcu of this spur with 5 amp fuse for a 1kw heater in a small room that was once the downstairs toilet. there were no rcds present so it provided the easiest way to acheive the desired outcome.
Personally I have used a 13 amp rcd fcu recently to add a spur for an extra socket on a rfc and also then a fcu of this spur with 5 amp fuse for a 1kw heater in a small room that was once the downstairs toilet. there were no rcds present so it provided the easiest way to acheive the desired outcome.
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I have seen quite a few posts in the last two to three days which are very difficult to understand. The posts concerned either get trashed or no replies. My advice to to re-write the whole opening post again so we English speaking Electricians can try to assist you.
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Still waiting for a reply here, if you ask a question please see the thread through, I have no intention to be sarcastic or nasty, but you asked a question, and have not been back since.
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