Will this work? Input appreciated

[cyberjunction]

Can this be done?
Hi
ALthough not good practice, is this acceptable? Its one of my first jobs!
double Cooker on 6mm 4.6Kw = 20 amp plus 5amp as it has a socket = 25amp

A spur from cooker to SFCU 5amp then down to fridge at 400w = 1.8amps

a spur from that SFCU upto another 5amp SFU to Feed Microwave 800w - 3.5amp

a spur from that SFCU upto another 3amp SFU to Feed cooker hood 205w with lights - 0.9amp

Basically there is only a cooker circuit on the wall of this small kitchen with integrated socket so space is limited.

Also the customer does not want the upstairs torn up due to refurbishment I cannot see anywhere it says that this is not acceptable, all cables will be 2.5mm except
first spur from cooker and each feed from the previous sfcu will go from the load side.

Does this make sense and viable?

I have included a crap diagram but should help, any thoughts appreciated. You mmay have to zoom in

http://i604.photobucket.com/albums/tt128/gdp-it/proposedcircuit.jpg


Many thanks

 

[telectrix]

don't like it at all. other appliances could be plugged in , blowing your fuses. either extend the ring or run a separate radial at 16A for the appliances.

 

[Des 56]

I suppose he could convert the 6mm to feed a small distribution board, then feed the cooker on its own and a radial for the other items

 

[telectrix]

yeah. allowing for diversity on the cooker, 10A+3.3A = 13.3A ( ditch the incorporated S/O ) ... 16A or 20A MCB, then 16A radial for sockets. 32A MCB at CU.

 

[cyberjunction]

thanks guys I knew it wasnt ideal, will take your advice
many thanks