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I'm closing this because there's so many variables that would affect the design it's not possible to give accurate answers on a forum without a hell of a lot of info.

Lee, work out the load requirement, apply diversity then design the circuit according to the tables in the regs the same way you would with any circuit. Pay particular attention to the earthing requirements.
 

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