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Thanks to all for your input. I'll pop to CEF and check to see if the RD60 will fit. This is exactly what's happen to the SET60CV. But this was in a bedroom. Once again many thanks for the help.

hi thanks for the post. How ever I had already (as mentioned) googled this and found the page you have highlighted. But sadly you can only order from them if you want 500! (Minimum Order 500pcs). And I only need one!

Hi all. Any one know of a uk supplier (or online store) were I could purchase (one) SET60CV lighting transformer. If an alternative transformer is recommended then it must be the same physical size with the hole in as it's to replace one in a light fitting. Any advice would be...

Sorry I appreciate using in terms of a ring of sockets but on a radial with one or two (incase of oven and hob) units on of which you know the possible total draw in advance seems a bit odd.

Thanks for the replies. Just seems an odd way of doing things. To save on a bit of cable and fuse!

Been reading alot on cooker installs laterly and many have mention the use of diversity in there posts. Shurely if you have say a double oven at say 7.2kw then when both ovens were on you would draw 32amp and not 16amps as suggested with diversity. I appreciate that the oven may not be running...

Thanks for the advice. Will get some quotes for a new CU and run, though due to the added expense of a new CU may just stick with a all gas oven. Thanks anyway.

Firstly my estimate of cable thickness was on the big side it's more like 20mm in diameter. I have (hopefully) enclosed a pic of the fuse box and cable. Assuming that with the appropriate MCB in the right slot there is power to the cable would it be best to only have the 7.4kw oven on...

Thanks for the quick reply. The house is a terraced built 1910 and so never used industrially. It's not armoured cable but the grey outer jacket is rubbery (like flex) though much thicker. Also the internal cores of each cable consist of half a dozen thick copper strands (like armoured). -...

Hi all. I am in the middle of a kitchen rip out and when removing a cupboard have found what I assume is the old cooker point (terminated thick cable - no switch or socket). Firstly the cable is almost an inch thick (and round) with three insulated cores Red, Blue, Yellow. Would I be correct...