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Paul_C
Why?
Does my kitchen need to be on a seperate ring?
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I want to know also if I can re-do my kitchen in a similar way.
I have a toaster, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble drier, kettle in our kitchen and utility room. (House is centrally heated)
2 adults 2 children
There is only one ring final circuit in our house. I have never had an overload issue in the 11 years I have been here.
2 adults 2 children
There is only one ring final circuit in our house. I have never had an overload issue in the 11 years I have been here.
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Don't the regs suggest every appliance above 2kW having its own circuit?
Only you would consider a full plans submission the way to go for electrical work.
Seriously. Only you.
You would have to be mentally deficient.
Because it has no rewards but does have significant risks.
It saves not one penny in LABC fees but leaves you not guaranteed of a Building Regulations completion notice and leaves you exposed to the risk of doing something wrong which would have been picked up, FOC, by Building Control before you screwed up if you'd made a full plans submission.
You don't actually know what the term means, do you.
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