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    flow restrictor

    I think i have got my terminology a little mixed up :? I think it may be a flow regulator and not a flow restrictor, it has what can best be described as a plastic ball in the middle that acts as a one way valve. The hot water pressure is 1 bar, (boiler less than a year old) and the flow...
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    flow restrictor

    I am about to replace my kitchen sink and the new tap is a monobloc mixer type, included with the taps is a flow restictor fitting (never used them before as when i was growing up nobody cared about saving water etc) my question is should i put the flow restrictor on the hot or cold supply ,or...
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    cooker hood

    My thanks to Pensdown,its so simple it should have occured to me, even as a chef i have never used all 4 gas hobs on my present cooker at the same time then of course you have to add the use of grill/oven etc into the equation, so looks like 32amp is fine after all which is good because 45amp...
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    cooker hood

    I went back to the shop again to look at oven/hobs again and it is a choice between 2 hobs, one is 6600 watt and the other 7000watt, please tell me if im wrong but the amps are 6600watts /240volt = 27.5amps 7000watts/240volt= 29.1amps so either of them plus 13amps for the oven is...
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    cooker hood

    actually i got it wrong here the cable is infact 4.0mm,i have just opened the socket to check the reason i thought it was 2.5mm was that some knobhead had previously ran a 2.5mm cable from the cooker circuit into a plastic single socket inside one of the cubboards,not only that when said...
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    cooker hood

    The existing cable on the cooker circuit is also 2.5mm and the circuit is protected by an rcd unit ,don't know what the mcb is but i believe 32amp is the standard for cooker circuits, all the electrics were checked a couple of years ago and everything was fine The cable from the socket for...
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    cooker hood

    I am intending to run a spur from a socket to power the cooker hood via a metal faced switched FCU, the cooker hood is the no earth type (as most are these days), I obviously intend to earth the switch but should i also earth the cooker hood even though it says "this appliance must not be...
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