electric for shower
- Thread starter rhinosaw
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If you don’t have RCD protection I would advise you not to install it.
Why would you take it with you ? Seems an odd thing to do
Why would you take it with you ? Seems an odd thing to do
no, I wouldn't want to leave it there if only connected to a fusebox, I also have a gravity fed power shower as well and its been connected for 50 years yes, I know wattage miniscule compared to elec shower
it's just if I do the fusebox route I can do it myself , RCD route have to get someone in
it's just if I do the fusebox route I can do it myself , RCD route have to get someone in
Then that is the only option.
The instructions for the electric shower will require that an RCD is installed.
Electric showers require their own circuit.
New circuits require RCDs
New circuits and installing showers are notifiable work.
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You could of course have a stand-alone RCD unit, situated just after the consumer unit.
What are you thinking - a 6.5kW shower?
I would not recommend fitting a shower without an RCD nowadays.
What are you thinking - a 6.5kW shower?
I would not recommend fitting a shower without an RCD nowadays.
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