They could be.
Are you not frequently saying - correctly - that the fuse/MCB protects the cable; not the appliance?
Yes, and it has not been established whether the cable on this fan heater is rated at 20 amps.
They could be.
Are you not frequently saying - correctly - that the fuse/MCB protects the cable; not the appliance?
Wonder why he fitted one with a fuse in the first place? (Unless that's all he had in the van!) Surely not
Hmmmm. That might be your opinion but, if that were the case, it would seem strange that (in the case under discussion) it would seemingly be complaint with BS7671 (per what EFLI has been saying).So did you decide if the cable on this heater is rated at 20 amps? Because if it isn't what you have done is WRONG, DANGEROUS, and will almost certainly invalidate your home insurance.
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