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Silver6003
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So I've a project coming up where I need to Move a Fuseboard which is Split On peak with One rcd for The Flat ring and off peak Storage heaters . no rcd . Its Dated 2001 so the fuseboard will need to be replaced With a split board with 2 rcd's for on peak Power and lights etc . I've a few new circuits to install too ! maybe 2 Shower circuits . The incoming is a 4 core 25mm2 SWA
I've informed by client a new Kitchen ring and cooker supply will need to be installed
Also the old part of the kitchen which is incorporated in the flat ring .....there is no separate Kitchen Ring....be re routed and rewired so it becomes a Flat ring with Kitchen ring .
My query is The Storage Units .
My initial thoughts are that a separate Fuseboard be installed for the off peak Heating with there own seperate mcb's . So Does it need to be a split RCD board Or Just one fuseboard controlled with a single rcd . ?
I'm sure I'm not the first sparks to have come across this ?
So I'd rather take advice from the men who Do it rather than write the books
See my 17th edition mind and My insurance says .......Better to be over safe .
Thoughts and advice please Ta
Silver6003
So I've a project coming up where I need to Move a Fuseboard which is Split On peak with One rcd for The Flat ring and off peak Storage heaters . no rcd . Its Dated 2001 so the fuseboard will need to be replaced With a split board with 2 rcd's for on peak Power and lights etc . I've a few new circuits to install too ! maybe 2 Shower circuits . The incoming is a 4 core 25mm2 SWA
I've informed by client a new Kitchen ring and cooker supply will need to be installed
Also the old part of the kitchen which is incorporated in the flat ring .....there is no separate Kitchen Ring....be re routed and rewired so it becomes a Flat ring with Kitchen ring .
My query is The Storage Units .
My initial thoughts are that a separate Fuseboard be installed for the off peak Heating with there own seperate mcb's . So Does it need to be a split RCD board Or Just one fuseboard controlled with a single rcd . ?
I'm sure I'm not the first sparks to have come across this ?
So I'd rather take advice from the men who Do it rather than write the books
See my 17th edition mind and My insurance says .......Better to be over safe .
Thoughts and advice please Ta
Silver6003
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