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wassupjg

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Hi, apologies for the basic question

In a radial circuit, is it permissable to spur off the supply side of an existing fused connection unit?

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As above, 3A FCU is feeding a floodlight, is it okay to spur off the supply side of the 3A FCU to feed a 13A FCU, isolating an outdoor socket?

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