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Hi Folks,

I am filling out a minor works certificate for 2 fused spurs I have fitted from 2 socket in the livin room to supply 2 wall lights 5A fuse fitted in spur.

My question is on the minor works cert where it says Method of fault protection, do I put Automatic disconnection of supply??

And for protective device fo the modified circuit Type BS1362 Rating 5A??

Thanks in advance

Dan
 
it will be ADS and protective device will be the upstream rating on that circuit i.e. MCB rating in CU
not your 1362 fuse for the wall lights.
 
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