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nope.several methods of guesstimating. different methods for different types of installation.
 
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It's very site specific;

Which is likely to be the Highest demand?

15 Electric showers in a Care home with ensuite rooms.
15 Electric showers in a Bed and Breakfast with ensuite rooms.
15 Electric showers in a Football Club Male changing room
15 Electric showers in a Football Club Female changing room
 
take your pick.

1.add up the In's of the MCBs and then x 0.4.

2. take 100% of highest load ( shower?) then add rest X 0.4.

3. put down 80% of the supply fuse rating.
 

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