mort2376

Can’t recall the reg number but. "A cpc should be available and functional at all points in a circuit in case a class I item is fitted...

as above, cpc should be taken to each accessory

If they are just twisted together, chances are on a light fitting that you have not yet touched, they have come untwisted. All you can...

Since Red book 2008 onward up to current regs its 411.3.1.1 Pre red book it was 471-08-08. Basically if using ADS as your protection...

Sadly too many chancers seem to think that the supply to a class 2 item doesn't need an earth - which is 100% incorrect. It doesn't...

that also reminds me of a job a few years ago. some cowboy replaced a load of highbays. existing lights had an IEC plug on the body and...

Been called out to a school that's had a flood due to having the lead ripped off the roof. Replaced loads of panel leds due to water...

Yep down to whichever service provider they choose to supply the service. Depending on the area you might get a new analogue line...

Actually I think you did a pretty god job of describing what your current understanding was.. Which is why I made my assumptions about...

Better to fit a dual back-box with a pair of single outlets.. (socket or spur).

no reg but there is a note in appendix 15 recommending fixed loads over 2kw to be on their own circuit

So roughly 19amps. Probably be fine, but wouldn't be my choice to do it that way.

Appendix 15 states cookers, ovens and hobs with a power rating above 2kw should be connected to their own circuits, this is informative...

Oven 2.4 - 3kw Micro 1.65kw

I seem to remember being told at either a tech talk or something similar that there was a maximum rating for a fixed connected appliance...