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Speak to your local electrician and ask him. If you're not satisfied get a couple more quotes.

It can be run off the lighting circuit. I would connect it via a 3A FCU. Please note, work in a bathroom is notifiable.

That 30A looks like the one I need, although mine don't mention type NA anywhere on it, but does state Stab-lok. Would you like me to PM you?

Thanks I've emailed them and await their reply.

The single pole version will do.

It does say 415v 3-phase on the side.

RFL, is it the same as in the picture - as I only need one

It's a 3-phase 30A MCB. Made in England by Federal Electric and it's got Stab Lok printed on the side. Does anyone know where I can get one from? Thanks [/img]

Well reading your other post it looks as though that is what you're going to have to do anyway. Just a pity it didn't get done before the new Regs came into force.

Whatever faults are found to need rectifying will be done to the current Regs, which are the 17th Edition.

If it's on the light circuit then the it has to have RCD protection. This could just mean replacing the exising MCB with an RCBO, depending on your CU. Work in a bathroom is notifiable.

That beats me. All my life I've dreamed of becoming an eccentric millionaire. Now I'm half way there - I'm already eccentric :lol:

Correct :lol:

Let me make it easy for you: £x - 17½%x = £372 In other words, when you've deducted the 17½%, you're left with £372. So what must you sell at?

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It's not a trick question, it's very straightforward, requires a vey simple answer. Any takers? :)

Who said anything about VAT - I said discount :D

If you sell at that price you won't be making any profit - you 'll be selling them at a loss :(

I would have thought the hob needed to be wired into your cooker connection unit using 6mm² T&E cable but since they have supplied the cable then use it. Your cooker can also be wired in using 2.5mm² or 1.5mm² cable . I wouldn't worry unduly about their specific instructions as to where the...