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Ceiling heating was a terrible idea thank god it never caught on.
Absolutely ridicules completely agree, never seen this before but the controller/ timer has failed and requires replacing but I'm not sure if there's anything on the market that I could replace it with, it's supplied by a 40 Amp mcb and the timer would need to take that load. I'm not sure of the current draw of the individual ceiling heaters although there's 4 x 15 Amp breakers and 2 x 30 Amp, what would you suggest?
 

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