Electric Shower

[AnonymousImport]

Cable sizes and fuse ratings must be checked!! Figures given in this article are NOT correct in all cases.

 

[Elite_electronics]

Cable sizes and fuse ratings must be checked!! Figures given in this article are NOT correct in all cases.

Thankyou very much someone has noticed this as well I actually wrote out some matarial to cover this in particular with respect to the maximum rating of the consumer unit although I notice that this has not been posted

 

[il78]

Cable sizes and fuse ratings must be checked!! Figures given in this article are NOT correct in all cases.

Thankyou very much someone has noticed this as well I actually wrote out some matarial to cover this in particular with respect to the maximum rating of the consumer unit although I notice that this has not been posted

It did..........


see here

 

[breezer]

to elite-, if you read the post that you replied to properly, you will notice it is nearly two years old, so much for your observations

 

[il78]

I need to lend one of your eye's Breezer......

 

[northernathena]

Cable sizes and fuse ratings must be checked!! Figures given in this article are NOT correct in all cases.

Thankyou very much someone has noticed this as well I actually wrote out some matarial to cover this in particular with respect to the maximum rating of the consumer unit although I notice that this has not been posted

It did..........


see here

so can someone please tell me what the correct cable size is and fuse required.I have 10mm cable and a 50 amp fuse in my fuse box is this ok

 

[il78]

Depends on what size (kW) shower you have?

But 10.0mm usually does the trick....

 

[northernathena]

Thanks .its 10.5kw shower but someone said it had to be a 40 ampfuse in use box is 50 ok?

 

[securespark]

It does not matter with a fixed load like a shower that will never exceed its max rating. As long as the cable is up to the job, a 50A breaker is fine.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Thankyou very much someone has noticed this as well I actually wrote out some matarial to cover this in particular with respect to the maximum rating of the consumer unit although I notice that this has not been posted

Who are you, and why do you keep trying to kick this back into life?

 

[breezer]

Ban, I should't worry about it, Elite is no longer with us (acording to number of posts)

 

[northernathena]

It does not matter with a fixed load like a shower that will never exceed its max rating. As long as the cable is up to the job, a 50A breaker is fine.

Thanks ......feel safer now inno they doin it rite