Guys
3 questions in one
The cooker switches with integral sockets are generally on a 30a fuse or 32A breaker. How come as a normal spur wouldn't be off anything bigger than a 16A or 20A?
Also looking at the sheer facts if I was to convert it to a standard cooker switch and spur off a socket I would have to insert a 13A or 20A fused point in between. Correct?
If I inserted a 20A fuse point does this then become rated as a seperate radial? (Assuming I control the rating of the original cooker point correctly)
Thanks
3 questions in one
The cooker switches with integral sockets are generally on a 30a fuse or 32A breaker. How come as a normal spur wouldn't be off anything bigger than a 16A or 20A?
Also looking at the sheer facts if I was to convert it to a standard cooker switch and spur off a socket I would have to insert a 13A or 20A fused point in between. Correct?
If I inserted a 20A fuse point does this then become rated as a seperate radial? (Assuming I control the rating of the original cooker point correctly)
Thanks