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Or a 32Amp OCPD Wired in 4mm2 Governing documentation Appendix 15 BS7671Yeah i was looking at that chart before
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Maybe cutting it fine with the 20a radial. RFC it is then!
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Or a 32Amp OCPD Wired in 4mm2 Governing documentation Appendix 15 BS7671Yeah i was looking at that chart before
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Maybe cutting it fine with the 20a radial. RFC it is then!
As already suggested by both of us ( posts 2&4).Or a 32Amp OCPD Wired in 4mm2 Governing documentation Appendix 15 BS7671
Agree TTC some people just don't read the thread through, me included some times, anyway Anyway a reminder here and there never hurt anyone, did it?As already suggested by both of us ( posts 2&4).
Is that not just a cooking appliance?
That's why I stated "it's a recommendation"
Remember if you have an appliance 2KW, or over the recommendations are to install it on a dedicated circuit. just saying.
A kettle isn't a fixed appliance is it Timbo?I ain't putting a special radial in for my 3kW kettle! ?
Hey, Pete, you didn't mention fixed appliances! ?A kettle isn't a fixed appliance is it Timbo?
Remember if you have an appliance 2KW, or over the recommendations are to install it on a dedicated circuit. just saying.
I know Mate sorry for confusion, but you must have realised what was meantHey, Pete, you didn't mention fixed appliances! ?
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Welcome! It's worth checking the date on threads pal, as this was a question back in May, and probably been sorted by now.Tumble dryer, washing machine, dish washer on a 32A radial, depending on power usage. Then fridge on its own 10A, depending on its power usage. Then a 32A radial for worktop sockets if you are using high power rated appliances, like kettle, microwave, etc.
Sorry Tim. Just sharing knowledge. May have been sorted but may still be wrong. Food for thought for the future.Welcome! It's worth checking the date on threads pal, as this was a question back in May, and probably been sorted by now.
No worries! Always plenty of ways to skin the proverbial cat, all with their own pros and cons!Sorry Tim. Just sharing knowledge. May have been sorted but may still be wrong. Food for thought for the future.
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