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Jimmyb

hello everyone, I decided to maybe start using radials and have a rewire coming up so what size circuits do you use for living rooms, bedrooms i know 32amp for kitchens, ive got another thread about the rewire which is saying to use 4mm which will be 32amp but when discussed with other sparks on site they told me 20amp was more than needed for 2/3 bedrooms, living rooms are best on 32 due to electric fires.

Can someone give me some advice as im thinking to just stick with ring final circuits.
 

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