Kitchen wiring

[Arktosik]

OK I prepared two ring main for kitchen. One of them It will be have only for sockets 32A 2.5 and on the other ring (as well 2.5 32a) I would like to have spurred off kitchen appliances. What do you think ? Can i put on one ring 9 devices:
-dishwasher
-extractor fan
-washing machine
-dryer
-2x fridges
-freezer
-disposal sink
-gas cooker.
And I prepare radial for boiler(on the spur 13A , 2.5 cable 16A MCB) and two radials for the ovens (on the spur 45A, 6mm cable 32A MCB ).Could you help me please?? I am electrican mate and I am doing only wiring.

 

[Marvo]

You can apply diversity or common sense to the load you can connect to a circuit. I'd say if the load of the dishwasher, washing machine and dryer combined come to 25Amps or less then you're probably okay.

 

[telectrix]

with diversity, appliances should be fine on a 32A ring. radial for boiler can be 2.5mm on a 16A, but you need a 3A fuse in the boiler FCU.

 

[Octopus]

If you are only the mate why not ask the gaffer?

 

[Sintra]

I am electrican mate and I am doing only wiring.

Surely if you are a mate someone else should be designing the circuits and supervising you.

 

[markc123]

4mm radials for me, not these poxy 2.5mm ring thingy-me-bobbys anymore.

Bleughhh.

 

[Guest55]

4mm radials for me, not these poxy 2.5mm ring thingy-me-bobbys anymore.

Bleughhh.

your radial fanboi membership pack is in the post.
;-)

 

[markc123]

A like from biff55...

definitley deserves a screenshot that.

One for the scrap book.

 

[Guest55]

A like from biff55...

definitley deserves a screenshot that.

One for the scrap book.

i'm reaching for the unlike button as we speak.
lol.

 

[Arktosik]

You can apply diversity or common sense to the load you can connect to a circuit. I'd say if the load of the dishwasher, washing machine and dryer combined come to 25Amps or less then you're probably okay.

Thank you very much for your respond.I have to check it.

 

[Arktosik]

If you are only the mate why not ask the gaffer?

I am waiting on my eletrician guy because he is on holiday and I already have to finish 1st fix.

 

[markc123]

Harsh...although i think the like was warranted after you trolls convinced me sometime last year that radials were the way forward.

 

[Arktosik]

Yes It's true but My electrician guy is on holiday.Tomorrow I have to finish 1st fix.
Thanks

 

[Engineer54]

Harsh...although i think the like was warranted after you trolls convinced me sometime last year that radials were the way forward.

Seems like you're very easily convinced then!!! lol!!

 

[Silly Sausage]

9 devices:
-dishwasher
-extractor fan
-washing machine
-dryer
-2x fridges
-freezer
-disposal sink
-gas cooker.

4mm radials for me, not these poxy 2.5mm ring thingy-me-bobbys anymore.

9 separate Radials and a new CU to fit them all in.
Fine, if you only charge me the price of 1 new RFC! :smilielol5::smilielol5::smilielol5:

 

[Knobhead]

I'd put the fridges on a radial off a RCBO.

 

[Octopus]

Why is there so many sparks on "holiday"?

 

[Geordie Spark]

I am waiting on my eletrician guy because he is on holiday and I already have to finish 1st fix.

No surprises there then !! :lol:

 

[Geordie Spark]

A like from biff55...

definitley deserves a screenshot that.

One for the scrap book.

If you ask the RAF Red Arrows display team nicely they may write it in pretty coloured smoke all over the sky for you.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Seems like you're very easily convinced then!!! lol!!

He's just a bairn ..... still wet behind the ears and learning.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Meanwhile, while the "mate" is struggling with his first fixing, down at the Job Centre there's a fully trained and qualified BRITISH spark signing on for JSA !