I am planning a kitchen makeover and want to move sockets, install spurs etc.
My fridge and freezer are currently plugged into sockets inside the base units which are not very accesible. I want to install a fused spur taken from a double socket on the wall under the wall units and then run cable down the wall from the fcu to behind the fridge and freezer into a double socket and plug the fridge and freezer into the double socket, that way i can switch them off easily if needed. Is this ok to have only 1 13amp fused spur to feed a double socket for the fridge and freezer, would it trip?
Or would I be better taking a spur from double socket on the wall and feeding 2 fcu's leading down to 2 single sockets? Or would it be better connecting the 2 fcu's as part of the ring circuit to feed 2 single sockets which while I am moving everything else which would not cause much more work?
Cheers for the help
My fridge and freezer are currently plugged into sockets inside the base units which are not very accesible. I want to install a fused spur taken from a double socket on the wall under the wall units and then run cable down the wall from the fcu to behind the fridge and freezer into a double socket and plug the fridge and freezer into the double socket, that way i can switch them off easily if needed. Is this ok to have only 1 13amp fused spur to feed a double socket for the fridge and freezer, would it trip?
Or would I be better taking a spur from double socket on the wall and feeding 2 fcu's leading down to 2 single sockets? Or would it be better connecting the 2 fcu's as part of the ring circuit to feed 2 single sockets which while I am moving everything else which would not cause much more work?
Cheers for the help