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So basically only plug one appliance in while the extractor is on and it should be good

Thanks will have to get a new one, so I take it it is OK running 3 sockets off one junction box? And so do you think the wiring setup is fine with the fused socket for the cooker hood or would need to be changed?

Here you go

So if I got rid of the fused socket for the cooker hook that would be ok

Even though it is a fused socket?

This is the junction box can't see any mrkings on it though

Hi all need some advice with my kitchen wiring, so I have 3 2.5mm wires coming out one junction box which is fed by a 6mm cable strait from the consumer unit with a 32amp rcbo one of the sockets also has a fused socket for a 3amp cooker hood, is this OK or will it need to be changed? See photo...

Is it OK to use a 20A with 6mm cable?

Thanks for your reply, I currently have 3 separate cables out of the junction box going to a double socket each with a 3amp fused spur from one of them for a cooker hood is this OK?

Cheers mate

Hi all just got a new cooker hood I already have a fused spur with a 3amp fuse fitted and coming out of that I have 2.5 t&e, the hood had a plug which I have cut and it only has a live and netural. So is 2.5 t&e overkill going to the hood and do I just need to terminate the earth in the...

Thanks for your help, just picked up a fused switch

So just need too pick up a 13 amp fused spur to fit before the socket?

Sorry for all the questions dose it make any difference if its on a rcbo than a mcb So should look like this

There has always been 2 there the second runs the fridge freezer, I have added a fused spur from the first socket on the right for a cooker hood. Dose the second socked need to be fused?

Would it be OK to take a 3rd cable out of the first junction box like this? There is a hole for a third wire just a bit fiddly to get to

Hi everyone, would it be OK to add a second junction box strait from the first in this radial circuit as can't really access the first junction box?

Cheers mate thanks your help

OK thanks, I was just a bit concerned after watching this video say it needed to be on a 20A