Adding Sockets to Existing Ring main

[Markythesparky]

Customer wants 1 x high mounted double socket for a TV in kitchen/diner - and 3 double sockets close together in a garage the other side of a partition wall from the TV. It’s on a 32 A MCB with RCD.
Is it best to continue the ring via 13 FCU To the 3 sockets in the garage, and a spur of the FCU as well to the TV, OR perhaps a junction box instead of FCU and continue the ring to the TV 1st then the other 3 sockets through the wall.
The attached gives a flavour of what I was thinking. Thoughts?


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[Murdoch]

What are the 3 sockets in the garage going to be used for?

 

[Markythesparky]

What are the 3 sockets in the garage going to be used for?

Fridge, Freezer and tumble drier

 

[mort2376]

As the tumble dryer could be a large load I would put the garage sockets on the ring. The TV one you could spur off. No need for a fcu unless your adding it for isolation only.

 

[Murdoch]

Fridge, Freezer and tumble drier

I wouldn’t add those after a 13A fused spur

 

[Fleeting]

That is a bizarre set-up. Is point 1 where the FCU is going to be connected from as your diagram shows it is not part of the ring final.

 

[Geoff1946]

What's the purpose of NOT putting the garage on the ring? It's surely as easy to take two cables through the wall as one?

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

I can't figure out from your drawing where the original socket(s), and the ring wiring that you want to extend from is?

But the basic rule I would work to, is to avoid putting multiple sockets off a 13A FCU, off a ring!

 

[Badger]

Best option if possible new circuit direct from cu to garage ad a radial and TV socket spurred from ring main for TV equipment

 

[kerching]

Fridge, Freezer and tumble drier

On a 13A switch fuse? Seriously? I would think the drier pulled the best part of 13A on its own