OP
Engineer54
So why are you trying to fit a 50A or higher MCB/RCBO?
Yep, a 40A MCB will be more than adequate for that size of shower!!
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So why are you trying to fit a 50A or higher MCB/RCBO?
a 45A would be adequate for now but i would in the future like to upgrade the shower to a 10.5kw but if i was going to upgrade the lot now i would put a 10mm cable in and change the pull down d.p to a wall mounted one and also get the correct breaker from the initial installationSo why are you trying to fit a 50A or higher MCB/RCBO?
6mm 47A clipped direct and then voltage drop wouldnt have an advers affect over that distance, so a 45A c.b would be acceptableSo why are you trying to fit a 50A or higher MCB/RCBO?
6mm 47A clipped direct and then voltage drop wouldnt have an advers affect over that distance, so a 45A c.b would be acceptable
I dont mean this in a sarcastic way, but what is the fascination with people wanting to get a bigger and bigger showers. What is wrong with a 8.5kw?
Why anyone would ever need a 10.5KW shower, i will never know!! I'm using a 4.2KW shower over here and it's more than just adequate for a good hot shower!!
OP: Id be more concerned about the 2.5mm cable going to MCB 1 (60A) for the outside lights than the shower cable.
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