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Ttgd241 replied to the thread Check for overloaded cables?.I dont think the method you decribe has been used originally. This looks more like supplies to extensions and various addons were needed...
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Ttgd241 replied to the thread Check for overloaded cables?.A full rewire isnt gonna happen . I will be getting someone to put a new circuit for the cooker and hob, and I will do some lighting...
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Ttgd241 replied to the thread Check for overloaded cables?.Surprising, is the only alternative a physical tracing and inspection of cables? Surely that's impossible in a lot of cases and leaves...
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Ttgd241 replied to the thread Check for overloaded cables?.I'll postba photo when I get there later, but its a 32A MCB in question. If you mean the difference between ring and radial and the...
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Ttgd241 replied to the thread Check for overloaded cables?.Its a single 32A MCB serving most of them, which should correspond to a single circuit (?) This is the circuit I'm most concerned about...
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Ttgd241 replied to the thread Check for overloaded cables?.It's really just the circuit with all the sockets on that I'm worried about. This will not include an oven, induction hob, immersion or...
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Ttgd241 replied to the thread Check for overloaded cables?.The voltage at the CU should be known, let's say 230V. A diagnostic tool plugged into a socket should be capable of drawing a known...
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Ttgd241 replied to the thread Check for overloaded cables?.Property owned by me. What do you mean by 'a long time'? Do you mean physically tracing and inspecting each cable? Because the entire...
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TIs there a tool that can easily detect overloaded or overheating cables? I want to add 2 or 3 extra sockets in a property, but the...