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Does a new circuit feeding heaters in a changing room of a sports pavillion require rcd protection? as the shower room for it has no door and the fixed water outlet is 1.4M away from the nearest heater. so is the changing room part of the location containing a shower? Thanks for any thoughts on the subject.
 
Look at page 201 drawing e of the BGB, thats your answer. However regardless of the BGB my reply would be the same as Kingeri end of, JMO
 
it's a sports pavillion, not a fairy ballet school. throw the heaters out.
 

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