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Just checked, and looks like I have a 30A radial for the kitchen. Diagram here: So, basically I need to add in another couple of double sockets. How about this? I'll get an electrician in to do it, but I need to fit the kitchen units asap, so if I could have the cabling and...

Actually - and I'll check this - I reckon I have two radial circuits in the house, not a ring. We live in a 1 bedroom flat. One radial for the sockets, and one for the kitchen. How does this change things!?

> If you use the twin socket for a kettle and a toaster the fuse will blow well, that settles it, then! How do I go about finding the ring coming into the kitchen?

So just to confirm, replacing the boiler FCU with a 13amp unswitched spur, and then spurring a 3amp switched FCU for the boiler and a 13amp double socket off it, is a complete no-no? I only ask because if I get an electricitian round and he suggests the above, I'll know what to say.

Thanks John, > It is also important to know if the boiler outlet is on the ring or on a spur. There's only one cable going into the current boiler outlet, so I'm assuming that means it's a spur. Elsewhere in the kitchen there is: 1 double socket, with single socket spur 1 cooker...

I need to add a double socket into my kitchen for use by a new fridge-freezer. The nearest cable coming out of the wall currently goes into a 3amp FCU, in which the combi-boiler is hard-wired. Could I... - replace the FCU with a 13amp unswitched spur - spur a 3amp switched FCU for the...