boiler supply taken from cooker circuit

[High Tower]

Cooker is not a socket outlet leass than 32A and not a special location, circuit in excess of 32A so a disconnection time of 5s so RCD is not required. if it was done under the 16th then it wouldnt have needed a RCd for burried cables either.

Absolute madness if u ask me, that why i always RCD them

 

[telectrix]

existing supply! done to 16th! (probz on RCD side any way!)

op said ( post3) "no rcd"

 

[telectrix]

Cooker is not a socket outlet leass than 32A and not a special location, circuit in excess of 32A so a disconnection time of 5s so RCD is not required. if it was done under the 16th then it wouldnt have needed a RCd for burried cables either.

Absolute madness if u ask me, that why i always RCD them

yes, the circuit is >32A but a socket outlet is 13A . which applies?

 

[ian1511]

sorry to change subject,but noticed ur location is saudi(malcom),am looking at working abroad any advice of how to do this?

 

[DurhamSparky]

seen as your only installing the cooker its a 1 for 1 replacement if existing supply cable is there!!

fuse boiler down and place on 13a fuse spur from ring or cooker circuit!??!!