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The mains goes into a RCD mainswitch but then both the lights and the sockets have been connected to the same 10amp double pole MCB.
I understand the idea is that most sites only supply 10amp to the pitch so you don’t want to overload the pitch but the problem I see are that the lights are on a 10amp MCB and that both the lights and sockets would fail.
What’s the best way to split the circuits there's not room for a bigger board so I was thinking of putting a fuse outlet with a 3 amp fuse in it fed off the sockets.
The mains goes into a RCD mainswitch but then both the lights and the sockets have been connected to the same 10amp double pole MCB.
I understand the idea is that most sites only supply 10amp to the pitch so you don’t want to overload the pitch but the problem I see are that the lights are on a 10amp MCB and that both the lights and sockets would fail.
What’s the best way to split the circuits there's not room for a bigger board so I was thinking of putting a fuse outlet with a 3 amp fuse in it fed off the sockets.
