In a new conservatory, I want to install two double sockets and lights via a switched FCU with a 3A fuse, all connected through an FCU with a 13A fuse on the other side of the wall in the lounge. The positions of the sockets and light switch FCU mean it would be simplest to connect both the second socket and the light switch FCU to the first socket, i.e. a T arrangement. But is this allowable or do all three have to be in a daisy-chain? Thank you in anticipation for your advice.
Advice on wiring for conservatory
- Thread starter dcot
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As you are creating a radial circuit from the FCU you can wire them in any configuration. Remember, though, that this radial will be limited to 13A so anything more than a 3kW heater plugged in will be a no-no.
Remember your 30mA RCD protection !
DOH: Too slow !
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