Thanks but I’m following the advice that I deem is useful to me.
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Separate circuit direct from supply to bypass main CU
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I'm not an expert, but it seems like you don't know enough to know what is useful and what isn't?
Additionally doing this work without notification to Building Control is a breach of Building Regulations, as a new circuit is notifiable unless you are able to self certify your work.
Additionally doing this work without notification to Building Control is a breach of Building Regulations, as a new circuit is notifiable unless you are able to self certify your work.
Still can't see why this illegal and dangerous work is required if there really is a suitably sized and functioning UPS installed.
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