Cable sizing

[akist]

Usually at least 4mm2 for a 32A radial, and even then it depends on other factors.

OK, so, I will use 2.5mm2 "ring", and each room separately, so say 3-5 wall sockets, and fitted with a 20A fuse on the consumer unit?

But the kitchen : would that require beefier cabling as we have toasters, fast kettles, coffee makers, air fryers etc? Can I split the kitchen into two, so use 2.5mm2 still, but in two separately fused circuits? And have the W/M, D/W all separate?

 

[SUNRAY]

OK, so, I will use 2.5mm2 "ring", and each room separately, so say 3-5 wall sockets, and fitted with a 20A fuse on the consumer unit?

But the kitchen : would that require beefier cabling as we have toasters, fast kettles, coffee makers, air fryers etc? Can I split the kitchen into two, so use 2.5mm2 still, but in two separately fused circuits? And have the W/M, D/W all separate?

WILL YOU PLEASE CONTACT YOUR ELECTRICIAN, THIS FORUM IS NOT THE PLACE TO BE HAVING THESE DISCUSSIONS.

 

[davelx]

OK, so, I will use 2.5mm2 "ring", and each room separately, so say 3-5 wall sockets, and fitted with a 20A fuse on the consumer unit?

But the kitchen : would that require beefier cabling as we have toasters, fast kettles, coffee makers, air fryers etc? Can I split the kitchen into two, so use 2.5mm2 still, but in two separately fused circuits? And have the W/M, D/W all separate?

FHS man, which part of "No one other than an electrician on site can answer your questions " don't you understand??