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At 3a I would be putting it on with the lighting circuit personally
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Heating systems are different ain’t they? You don’t get a motorised valve with a 3 pin plug on there do you? Or a pump for that matter? Or a cylinder stat? Completely different so don’t understand your point
Yes but I would try to put a heating system on it’s own circuit not always possible so many permutations but I’m talking about system boilers combi boilers are straight forward and can operate via lighting circuit with fused spurAt 3a I would be putting it on with the lighting circuit personally
This will be fine on 1.0mm². Table 52.3 says:As its not a light (albeit incorporating lights) to comply with Reg 524 (Table 52.3), the circuit should be 1.5sqmm.
one assumes that the alien spaceship is cloaked.It comes with a sealed 3A fused plug that’s surely enough to suggest it can come off a lighting circuit. The main issue here is the ensuring that the extractor hood is fitted correctly and they can be potchy. Certainly no 5 minute job lol
Oops! I should have read Note 4!Lighting circuits - copper - 1.0mm² (see note 4)
NOTE 4: For lighting circuits and associated small items of current-using equipment, such as a bathroom extractor fan.
How about Minging is that a word? ???Potchy is not a word! ?
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