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Piratepete

Hi Guys
I've 2 handdriers to install. Is it normal practice to put these on their own circuits or can they be on the ring? Assume 2 kW each.

Cheers

Pete
 
own radial.....remember to fit security screws on the spur if doing it that way, best to wire from behind and use RCD spur near to ceiling height these days....Spur beside with a flex is open to vandalism...
If you are fitting Dyson Airblade or the Mitsubishi version which is similar make sure that they are not right next to a PIR presence sensor (as used for lighting or water saving presence detector based flushers) as these can cause problems with operation....
 

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