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But wouldn't that be putting the switch and sensor in series meaning that you'd need both to have the fan running? I'd need the fan to run with the lights or with the sensor. Would that make a neutral loop on the same circuit though?

Unfortunately, my building warrant states it so I need to do it in order to achieve the completion certificate.

So I've bought an inline duct fan (http://www.solerpalau.co.uk/td-250-100-silent-230-240v-50-60.html) that needs to come on when the kitchen lights are on. The issue I'm having is that it also needs to come on when a humidity sensor...

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It hasn't arrived yet but it's a 3.45kW single oven which is around 15A isn't it? If it doesn't have a plug, I just need a flex outlet or cooker outlet right? Thank you so much for your help and advice.

Is the 20A DP switch allowed for an oven or do you need a 45A cooker isolator?

Thanks for your advice. Will take it on board. Isn't that the definition of a ring main circuit? All ring main circuits have 2 legs to the circuit. The distance from the MCB to the double socket on either side is approx. the same distance. How is 4 double sockets inadequate? That's 5 plug...

Hey guys, first time ever posting on a forum. Wanted some clarification on the below design I've found or any improvements that could make it better. Does it comply with the regs? Will it work? Is it safe? Kitchen Wiring by Lankydan posted 23 Apr 2020 at 3:46 PM General idea is to use a grid...