If for example it's acceptable to wire in a 2.5 kW oven (with 1.5 mm ² flex already on it) into a cooker outlet on a 32 amp 6 mm ² circuit without using a fused spur with a 10 or 13 amp fuse in it...
...is it therefore acceptable to connect a 120 watt towel rail (with 0.75 mm ² flex already on it) into a 32 amp 2.5 mm ² ring circuit without using a fused spur, just a double pole switch?
My question is purely hypothetical. I would always use a fused spur unit.
But I understand both are fixed loads, and cannot be overloaded.
What, if any, are the differences?
...is it therefore acceptable to connect a 120 watt towel rail (with 0.75 mm ² flex already on it) into a 32 amp 2.5 mm ² ring circuit without using a fused spur, just a double pole switch?
My question is purely hypothetical. I would always use a fused spur unit.
But I understand both are fixed loads, and cannot be overloaded.
What, if any, are the differences?