- Reaction score
- 3,009
The load current of the circuit should be unlikely to exceed for long periods the current carrying capacity of the cable (regulation 433.1.204). This can generally be achieved by:
(i).....
(ii) not supplying immersion heaters.....
(iii) connecting cookers, ovens, and hobs with a power exceeding 2kW on their own dedicated circuit.
Now a timer that supplies a 2kW immersion heater, programmed to come on for one hour in the early hours, has been fitted to a FCU that is spurred off a RFC.
Am I being unreasonable in insisting a new circuit is run in for the immersion?
(i).....
(ii) not supplying immersion heaters.....
(iii) connecting cookers, ovens, and hobs with a power exceeding 2kW on their own dedicated circuit.
Now a timer that supplies a 2kW immersion heater, programmed to come on for one hour in the early hours, has been fitted to a FCU that is spurred off a RFC.
Am I being unreasonable in insisting a new circuit is run in for the immersion?