Switch within a ring circuit

[macsood]

Hi All,

Im extending a ring circuit for a customer but he wants two switches for his washing machine and dishwasher, he doesnt want socket outlets showing on top of the work surface but just wants these two switches, is there an easier way of doing this but keeping the ring circuit.

Thanks

macu

 

[onions1066]

You could spur off 2 individual sockets that are on the ring but if you are doing this you might as well keep it on the ring. Or of course a radial from board

 

[Resu]

Extend ring through two 20A DP switches with a switch wire from each going to a single socket (one for each appliance). Seems a simple solution am I missing something here?

 

[onions1066]

Extend ring through two 20A DP switches with a switch wire from each going to a single socket (one for each appliance). Seems a simple solution am I missing something here?

I think he is looking for a miracle answer

 

[Silly Sausage]

Why does the customer want switches for these appliances?
Just have socket outlets in adjacent cupboards and plug them in there.

 

[Benjamiin]

Why does the customer want switches for these appliances?
Just have socket outlets in adjacent cupboards and plug them in there.

Because the customer is always right

 

[Darkwood]

Appendix 15 ... nice big picture to follow

 

[kingeri]

Deary me.

 

[Pete999]

Why not use a FCU above the work top, spur down to a 13amp unswitched socket under work top

 

[Risteard]

An FCU will give you two 13A BS 1362 fuses in series.