Hi
I want to put our combi-boiler up high on the wall in our bathroom. The nearest
wet object is the wash basin, about 1m away from where I want to put the
electrical connection point.
I want to use a switched FCU, but as these aren't allowed in the bathroom
I will put the FCU outside the bathroom, on the other side of the wall that the
boiler is mounted on. Then from the FCU (on my ring main) I will run a cable
through the wall to a connection point (like you do for a cooker) on the other
side just under the boiler and connect the boiler to that.
Is this OK?
What other restrictions are there (e.g. is 1 metre far enough away from the basin? )
Finally, is there such a thing as a boiler connection point or shall
I just buy another cooker connection point and use that? Any other suggestions?
Thanks.
I want to put our combi-boiler up high on the wall in our bathroom. The nearest
wet object is the wash basin, about 1m away from where I want to put the
electrical connection point.
I want to use a switched FCU, but as these aren't allowed in the bathroom
I will put the FCU outside the bathroom, on the other side of the wall that the
boiler is mounted on. Then from the FCU (on my ring main) I will run a cable
through the wall to a connection point (like you do for a cooker) on the other
side just under the boiler and connect the boiler to that.
Is this OK?
What other restrictions are there (e.g. is 1 metre far enough away from the basin? )
Finally, is there such a thing as a boiler connection point or shall
I just buy another cooker connection point and use that? Any other suggestions?
Thanks.