electric towel heater
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Not if it's 9.5kW you can't.
do they do 9.5kW towel rails?
if they do, no, you need over 40A supply.
if they do, no, you need over 40A supply.
It would dry your towels, though, wouldn't it? 
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sorry lads think i may be a bit mistaken there the towel heater in my other bathroom says 900 watts on it i imagine this one will be the same ,the old blow heater was mounted about 6 foot high can i just lower the connecting box its fused ,or does it need to go outside the bathroom
What is the distance horizontally from the nearest edge of the bath or shower to the proposed new location of the spur?
the furthest i could take it from the bath edge would be 1.5 mtrs
Is that in a prescribed safe zone?
//www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:installation_techniques:walls
//www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:installation_techniques:walls
You will be fine at 1.5m away from the bath.
Does the spur have a switch on it?
Does the spur have a switch on it?
What condition is the cable, is it suitable and safe to use.
Where is this circuit coming form, where is it fed from?
Where is this circuit coming form, where is it fed from?
the one there at the moment seems to be wired through the socket ring main and has no switch but fused.
looks like its fed through the skt ring main cct
So should not be any overload concerns then.
Sound providing you keep within permitted safe zone with route of cable, you should be okay. Remember RCD protection.
the ring main skt cct has rcd trip .thanks to all for the help
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