Badger Gold Member Supporting Member Joined Feb 24, 2008 Messages 6,171 Reaction score 115 Location Staffordshire Apr 15, 2010 #1 is there a new regulation for cookers/ovens 2.25 KW and above to be on their own circuit?
fletchflash Senior Member Joined Sep 16, 2009 Messages 249 Reaction score 0 Apr 15, 2010 #2 its not a reg, but is recommended it be on its own circuit. 13amp or less ovens can be plugged into ring, takes a lot of current off the ring though. depends on size of kitchen and how many appliances but i niormally put ovens on a seperate circuit whatever the rating
its not a reg, but is recommended it be on its own circuit. 13amp or less ovens can be plugged into ring, takes a lot of current off the ring though. depends on size of kitchen and how many appliances but i niormally put ovens on a seperate circuit whatever the rating
PC Electrics Well-known member Joined Jun 3, 2008 Messages 1,982 Reaction score 0 Location Clinging to the starboard bow Apr 15, 2010 #3 It's in one of the appendices at the back of the BRB. Any fixed equipment of 2kW or greater is recommended to be on its own circuit.
It's in one of the appendices at the back of the BRB. Any fixed equipment of 2kW or greater is recommended to be on its own circuit.
Evans Electric TEF LINUX ADMIN™ Supporting Member Joined Sep 15, 2008 Messages 23,507 Reaction score 527 Location Birmingham Apr 15, 2010 #4 I usually go by the size of the kitchen , little pokey one, use the ring main, gert big 'un with loads of equipment, own radial.
I usually go by the size of the kitchen , little pokey one, use the ring main, gert big 'un with loads of equipment, own radial.
PC Electrics Well-known member Joined Jun 3, 2008 Messages 1,982 Reaction score 0 Location Clinging to the starboard bow Apr 15, 2010 #5 Didn't have the BRB to hand earlier: It's on page 362, appendix 15, item 1 (iii) Basically it is guidance on how to achieve regulation 433.1.5, ie not overloading one leg of a ring for long periods.
Didn't have the BRB to hand earlier: It's on page 362, appendix 15, item 1 (iii) Basically it is guidance on how to achieve regulation 433.1.5, ie not overloading one leg of a ring for long periods.