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Its only a small room about 2.5 by 2m with 7 sockets total but I still agree with you its a better solution on seperate breaker. Ok heres is some pics, although not topic related I have also included some others of broken bonding I have found and the crap shower install (well look wise...

Also another query: What protects the CU? Is it the Electric companys main fuse outside (mine says 60/80A). Does this imply my CU is ok up to 60/80A ? Just I was slightly concerned at using a spare fuseway (with the bell swapover idea) because then id have two socket runs (as well as the...

The ring is long enough as it is, there is only one for the whole house. Thats why I thought the way I done it would be a better connection just didnt know if that brought up any other issues! To be honest the whole ring idea stresses me out, one bad connection on a socket and the capacity is...

Funny as I have listed the existing Fuseways today I have noticed the Bell, probably rushing to get the room done and power back on yesterday! But although I think Bernards way is correct id appreciate if we discussed it a bit (youll tell me to get a book! haha): 1) My method I have done...

Its a 6way CU and has light,lights,shower,bell,cooker and socket ring-main I didnt want to join up to the old ring as id have to add a single connector block within the CU which is already small and cramped. Although I could do this is there any serious advantage to what I have already done...

Hi all, Ok regulation wise, and theoretical wise (which seems ok IMO): Is it ok to 'double up' one of the fuseways so that you end up with 4 L inserted into it. Its still protected by a 32A mcb but two rings will then be on 1 fuseway. I could of broke into the existing ring and extend...