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Ive come across alot of properties where they have 2 rings, kitchen inc boiler and rest of the house. They never had any problems also i dont see the point of boiler circuit on its own if protecteced by rcd.
Just out of curiosity as I don't ever look at ratings of boilers, what is the ratings kWh of a gas or an electric boiler. I know theirs so much variation but what's a ball park figure for each?
Maybe people put boiler on its own circuit so that its future proof in case someone wants an electric boiler maybe?
gas boilers generally go on a 3A fuse and will not pull anywhere near that as its just for control really and electric boilers up to about 12kw.
Just out of curiosity as I don't ever look at ratings of boilers, what is the ratings kWh of a gas or an electric boiler. I know theirs so much variation but what's a ball park figure for each?
Maybe people put boiler on its own circuit so that its future proof in case someone wants an electric boiler maybe?
I never really see electric boilers, are they only generally installed if theirs no gas, as gas in a lot cheaper?
I have lots of segregation in my house.
1. living/dining room with 10x double sockets on a 32A RCBO
2, Annex (converted garage) with 8x double sockets on a 32A RCBO
3. Utilty room with 4x double sockets (powering fridge/frezer, washing machine & Gas tumble dryer) on a 32A RCBO
4. Kitchen with 6x double sockets (powering fridge, ignition for gas cooker & electric kettle, toaster etc) on a 32A RCBO
5. Bedrooms 1 & 2 with 4 double sockets in each on a 32A RCBO
6. Bedrooms 3 & 4 with 4 double sockets in each on a 32A RCBO
7. Lighting to living/dining room & kitchen 2x 5 lamp chandiliers, 2x 2 lamp wall lights 1x ceiling rose. all on a 6A RCBO
8. Lighting to Utility Room & Annex 3x ceiling roses all on a 6A RCBO
9. Bedrooms 1&2 + staircase lights on a 6A RCBO
10. Bedrooms 3&4 lights on a 6A RCBO
11. Central Heating on a 6A RCBO
12. Intruder alarm on a 6A RCBO
13 Smoke/Heat alarms on a 6A RCBO
14. Is earmarked for my garage at the far end of the garden once I decide what cable to use and how to run it and get my health back to a sufficient level to be able to do it. ... Just now there's no chucking fance.
The C.U. is a nice big Wylex and it - together with all the RCBOs - fell out of the back of a van otherwise there would have been no way on God's earth that I would have been so extravagant!
Article could be based on hard facts and plenty of evidence but I still take daily fail articles with a pinch of salt the size of which would melt the ice caps. (In other words their 'news' is worth as much to me as an immigrants life is to them)As an aside, gas boilers may be gone by 2030; http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ll-phased-meet-new-targets-experts-claim.html
better than me ive only got gn3 in the house and i cant remember if i put bs7671 in my van or if its 300miles away.I just had to go and get my regs out to check
Indeed, they are pertinent to the discussion!
I really should have them to hand when on the forum lol
Do people tend to carry the regs in the van or just the osg and leave the regs at home?better than me ive only got gn3 in the house and i cant remember if i put bs7671 in my van or if its 300miles away.
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Do people tend to carry the regs in the van or just the osg and leave the regs at home?
Everything in one bag same as lee with me at all times except Bed, although there is also another type of Hag usually waiting for me there.
Everything in one bag same as lee with me at all times except Bed, although there is also another type of Bag usually waiting for me there.
Depends on the size of the property, 24 -38 kWH gas boiler, these normally i come across.
I have a bag with drawings, ipad ,regs ,osg, etc and it comes out the door with me every morning.
ive got a leather satchel that was a prezzie from my cousin. never been used.Aye! ........ I bet you were the class swot when you were at skyule wi' yer satchel stufffed full with yer byeuks 'n' pencil cases!!! :jester:
That's true I suppose, never let the facts get in the way of a good story. But I think there may be an element of truth in there somewhere;Article could be based on hard facts and plenty of evidence but I still take daily fail articles with a pinch of salt the size of which would melt the ice caps. (In other words their 'news' is worth as much to me as an immigrants life is to them)
I'm only kidding lads she's not a bag ( Just in case she see's this )
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