Yes but as you're probably aware, you're limited to 13A total.
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Yes but as you're probably aware, you're limited to 13A total.
Yes, understand that. I always thought that it is legal though, and safe, as obviously it's not possible to overload the cable, even though you could have numerous things plugged into it, as it's all protected by that one fuse.
Magic. Thanks very much.
Bearing in mind your chosen cable in its installed conditions must be capable of carrying 13A or more.
Of course, yes.
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