HI, Can a fused spur that supplies a boiler and is already spurred from an existing socket on the ring main supply another fused spur to supply power to an underfloor heating pump?
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A boiler must have a maximum 3A fuse.
I assume the UFH is not a large circuit.
A spur must have a current draw of no more than 13A. So, yes, I suppose you could fit a fused spur to the cable spurred off the ring. That would fuse everything after that down to a max of 13A. Then you could have two further spurs, one at 3A for the boiler, and another for 5(?)A for the underfloor heating, but remember, the whole load must not exceed 13A.
I assume the UFH is not a large circuit.
A spur must have a current draw of no more than 13A. So, yes, I suppose you could fit a fused spur to the cable spurred off the ring. That would fuse everything after that down to a max of 13A. Then you could have two further spurs, one at 3A for the boiler, and another for 5(?)A for the underfloor heating, but remember, the whole load must not exceed 13A.
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