One of the bedrooms has a cupboard with a combi gas boiler.
The boiler is connected to the mains via an isolation switch, which is mounted on the wall inside the cupboard.
I've bought a somewhat bulky wireless printer and thought the cupboard would make a good house for it. As there are no sockets in there, I'd have to fit one.
I have a socket, a surface mounting box, isolation tape and plenty of cable. I've heard terms such as ring, radial circuit and spur, but I'm not sure what they mean and what I need here. Can someone please advise on how to wire it, in terms of what wire connects to what, and whether I need to buy anything else (fuses for example...?)
I might use the socket for other purposes than the printer, but they'd all be low-wattage.
The boiler is connected to the mains via an isolation switch, which is mounted on the wall inside the cupboard.
I've bought a somewhat bulky wireless printer and thought the cupboard would make a good house for it. As there are no sockets in there, I'd have to fit one.
I have a socket, a surface mounting box, isolation tape and plenty of cable. I've heard terms such as ring, radial circuit and spur, but I'm not sure what they mean and what I need here. Can someone please advise on how to wire it, in terms of what wire connects to what, and whether I need to buy anything else (fuses for example...?)
I might use the socket for other purposes than the printer, but they'd all be low-wattage.