I am installing an electric shower. I have no spare room on my consumer unit. Can anyone tell me if it is possible to connect it to the same fuse as i use for the cooker or must it have its own seperate fuse. Thank you
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It needs a separate way. If one doesn't exist then you'll need a consumer unit upgrade or a one way CU installing with RCD protection.
This work is also notifiable to LABC under Part P of the Building Regulations.
This work is also notifiable to LABC under Part P of the Building Regulations.
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I need to know kw of your new shower that you are going to install and look at your cooker wire is it 6mm or 10mm
Regards
I need to know kw of your new shower that you are going to install and look at your cooker wire is it 6mm or 10mm
Regards
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its a 8 .5 kw but i have no idea on cooker wire
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MIR: She wanted to wire the shower to the same fuseway as the cooker. This is a no-no.
However, even if it were acceptable, the cooker cable size would have no bearing on the matter.
Did you think she wanted to use the existing cooker cable to feed the shower?
However, even if it were acceptable, the cooker cable size would have no bearing on the matter.
Did you think she wanted to use the existing cooker cable to feed the shower?
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