Discuss Problems with Maximum Demand figure in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net

Yeh the calcs are always a pain and never tend to work out as they should ever.
Its more the question of the loading with all the instant demand items that worried me, without them its all fine. But as it was noted earlier on the chances of it all going on are slim to none.
Its just nice to get other peoples input and advice on things like this esp when its items you've had limited experience with installing.
 

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