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MDJ
Good man welcome to the forum, I did answer your question earlier to be fair, the answer was we just do not do it, it is creating a joint on a dedicated circuit supplying a heavy load in a bathroom, anyhow you have now seen sense and again welcome aboard.OK, I may be seeing light at the end of the tunnel finally.:clap:
Am I right in saying, as Geoffsd says, that technically speaking there is no reason why a shower cable cannot be used to supply another circuit if all calculations are OK. But it’s not recommended as all cables should have minimal breaks and joints in them, which may cause problems.
If this is the case, I understand but I couldn’t understand why I was getting ‘no you can’t do it’ but without a reason, hence I couldn't get my head around it. Any other reasons?
The current sensing device as you guys have stated would have been my best option to deal with my job brief, but I just expected some sort of readily made device for sale not me making it from scratch. I feel a trip to Dragon's Den may be in order
I can't believe others have not had to same problem.