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Debate in wholesalers, do immersion heaters have to have a dedicated MCB and supply, or can they, say, be fuse spurred off a ring main? Had a quick flick in regs, but I'm shattered and can't think straight.
 
over 2.5kW ( ish) on own circuit. says so in the scriptures.
 
There you go, 2 opposing views immediately.

IMHO, for new installs and rewires, immersions should be on their own dedicated circuit.
 

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