Would this be notifiable?

[whistler]

Where is the water supply for it taken from?

Its teed off the water supply to the concealed cistern.

 

[whistler]

If you have ten minutes to spare, you can watch the installation video.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

It's a bit naff though.

No, it's not a "bit" naff.

It's awful.

 

[whistler]

No, it's not a "bit" naff.

It's awful.

Why?

 

[flameport]

Its teed off the water supply to the concealed cistern.

Presumably the plastic lift out piece in the back contains a water tank, which is how the required air gap is implemented.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Why?

You just don't run flex through a wall and have it come out and plug into a socket.

You just don't.

 

[whistler]

Presumably the plastic lift out piece in the back contains a water tank, which is how the required air gap is implemented.

Correct!

 

[whistler]

You just don't run flex through a wall and have it come out and plug into a socket.

You just don't.

Do you have a suggestion ?
There has to be a way of disconnecting the power for cleaning purposes.
Is it permissible to have a DP switched FSU in the bathroom?

Any suggestions welcome.

 

[flameport]

Is it permissible to have a DP switched FSU in the bathroom?

Yes, provided it is outside of the zones (at least 60cm distance from the bath or shower).

Located in the wall adjacent to the toilet, remove the supplied plug and wire into the FCU with whatever fuse it requires - use the same fuse from the plug.

 

[whistler]

Yes, provided it is outside of the zones (at least 60cm distance from the bath or shower).

Located in the wall adjacent to the toilet, remove the supplied plug and wire into the FCU with whatever fuse it requires - use the same fuse from the plug.

But would the FCU then have to be wired to the Consumer unit, thus making it a new circuit and requiring notification?

 

[DetlefSchmitz]

No you just wire it into an existing circuit. For example, the back of the socket you were going to use before.