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is there any other method? Eg a wall 'hush' switch?

If you mean Aico smoke alarms.yes there is.if not ignore the rest of the post

A triple switch that triggers, hush, and located about £30
The triple switch works only with the 160s range not the 140s
 
hi biff, floor area at present without extensions is 3500 square foot. ccts: 5 final rings, 5 lighting, minimum of two showers, 2 cooker, garage conversion on a sub main

What's the supply to this place? Even with diversity taken into account, that's going to be a big draw.
 

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