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Thanks Evans, I was worried then!! must be sad if that's the case!! suppose these people can wire a plug so think they can wire a house!!! all end in tears!!!!

oh ok. this is my first big experience of doing a house so just wanted it to be right.

Hi EVANS , was that a dig at me or the council?

just want to seperate the circuits, if there is ever a problem with the kitchen ring at least the boile would still work. That was my way of thinking. got plenty of spare ways on the fuse box :-) ---------- Post Auto-Merged at 18:40 ---------- Previous post was made at 18:38 ---------- the...

True. I just assumed that the council have to wire to the regs etc and it would be tested so the design of the circuits would be correct.

Hi Nozspark, I thought the same as you, if the load on the circuit is only going to be 3A max why the big mcb on the back of it? I have checked my Grandma's house which was recently done by the council and they have the boiler on a 16A mcb so just assumed that was the way to go???

Hi Everyone, I am an electrician working on the railway and re-wiring a friends house. Total re-wire. Im using a dual rcd board. I am happy with my upstairs/downstairs lighting and ring mains and know what way to have them on each rcd. I just have a few questions regarding:- I am going to...