I have just finished rewiring the (non-kitchen) ring main in the house we purchased which was a bit of a state. One of the casualties is the immersion heater and the central heating control panel which were both on the ring main but which I have taken off in anticipation of putting them on their own circuit. I realise that the immersion heater should be on a separate circuit, but how big a transgression would it be to include the control panel?
My ideal plan would be a dual mouting box with a 20A double pole isolation switch for the immersion and [something else] for the control panel. The circuit will be run in 2.5mm T&E with a 16A MCB.
Both the immersion heater and the control planel are in our bedroom cupboard.
Any advice, including slapdowns, appreciated.
My ideal plan would be a dual mouting box with a 20A double pole isolation switch for the immersion and [something else] for the control panel. The circuit will be run in 2.5mm T&E with a 16A MCB.
Both the immersion heater and the control planel are in our bedroom cupboard.
Any advice, including slapdowns, appreciated.