We're wiring up a new large office but I don't trust the electricians calculations.
We allowing for about 21 computers (mixture of laptop and desktops) and at least 30 double sockets (for phone chargers and assorted electrical equipment like routers and printers).
There is a standard consumer unit with place for only 3 more circuit breakers.
I'm assuming that one ring circuit on a single circuit breaker (trip switch / fuse) won't be enough and may easily get overloaded.
Each circuit breaker essentially covers one ring and all the sockets on that ring, right?
If so will 3 circuit breakers (i.e. three ring circuits, say 10 double sockets non each) support all the computers, screens etc., printers that we expect?
We allowing for about 21 computers (mixture of laptop and desktops) and at least 30 double sockets (for phone chargers and assorted electrical equipment like routers and printers).
There is a standard consumer unit with place for only 3 more circuit breakers.
I'm assuming that one ring circuit on a single circuit breaker (trip switch / fuse) won't be enough and may easily get overloaded.
Each circuit breaker essentially covers one ring and all the sockets on that ring, right?
If so will 3 circuit breakers (i.e. three ring circuits, say 10 double sockets non each) support all the computers, screens etc., printers that we expect?