Sw Fused Spurs

[r.b]

Normally aw fused spurs when I put them in are to one side of the washer space, freezer space etc at my house and the layout of it I can't get the washer spur outside of the washer space next to it.My. Question is can the washer spur go in the washer space?.The only other thing is have the washer spur on another wall and have the single socket going straight down the washer space.I know you don't have to have the freezer,washer spurs setup but I chose it sure I've seen spurs directly above the spaces on site anyway

 

[Zeespark]

Please someone :shotgun:   Me

Andy Guinness

 

[m4tty]

Cant really understand your post mate.

Are you talking about putting the fused spur above worksurface controlling socket hidden behind appliance. So if it caught fire you could isolate from above worktop by using sfcu?

Id just put the sockets in cupboards next to the appliance. Majority of my customers dont want sfcu's all over their backsplash looking sh1te.

Not sure if thats any help but couldnt really understand your post

Cheers

 

[kerching]

Again slowly in English please, with a bit of punctuation.

I could not understand any of that, sorry!

Just saying

 

[Andy™]

 

[SLIPSHOD & SLAPDASH]

It all depends on whether your washer has a hot or cold feed. If it has a hot feed then maybe, if it only has a cold feed then perhaps it may. Make sure you don't get the two mixed up or the machine wont rinse properly.

 

[Blue Duck]

It all depends on whether your washer has a hot or cold feed. If it has a hot feed then maybe, if it only has a cold feed then perhaps it may. Make sure you don't get the two mixed up or the machine wont rinse properly.

Dont forget you cant mix up the hot and cold feeds, Cold water will not flow through a red hose (hot feed) and vica versa this is due to the hoses being impregnated with an aquaphobic dye which stops the two being mixed up.

 

[Sharpend]

I've gotta recognise the guys persistence! He never knows when he's beat.

 

[sprocketflup]

Dont forget you cant mix up the hot and cold feeds, Cold water will not flow through a red hose (hot feed) and vica versa this is due to the hoses being impregnated with an aquaphobic dye which stops the two being mixed up.

ah so that's why all my white washes end up pink. ill fix that right away.

It embarrassing when its an underwear wash

 

[kerching]

It always confuses me with the hoses

Why do,they not follow a Eurpean Norm?

Blue and brown

Or. Red and black

Red and blue is neither one thing or the other

So....is the Hot positive and the Cold negative,

I am just confused

 

[Evans Electric]

No idea r.b      Put a socket in the unit next door.     Isolators need to be accessible as I'm sure you know. 

 

[Andy™]

Isolators need to be accessible as I'm sure you know. 

but he doesnt know...

 

[sprocketflup]

At college they told us that current was like a flow, and voltage was like a pomegranate. resistance was like a beaver.

Or was it an aardvark?

 

[Evans Electric]

Aardvark  Sprocket..........did you learn nothing ??? :C

 

[SLIPSHOD & SLAPDASH]

Any how , we need more information to give a definitive answer, is the washer

A) On the left or right side of the kitchen

B) Is it white or silver (or other colour)

C) Are there windows that open in the room

D)  Is there more than one exit door

Once we have these replies  the aquabatic equation can be calculated to check the CSA of the PDA meets the relevant BS level

And does the machine have double overhead underhangs ?

 

[sprocketflup]

Id connect it to a DFA switch if it were me TBH

 

[Evans Electric]

I'm not asking .

 

[kerching]

At college they told us that current was like a flow, and voltage was like a pomegranate. resistance was like a beaver.

Or was it an aardvark?

I was always told that 'resistance was futile'.................mind you that was by the PE Teacher!

just saying

 

[SLIPSHOD & SLAPDASH]

I was always told that 'resistance was futile'.................mind you that was by the PE Teacher!

ahhmm  :B-

 

[ProDave]

I was always told that 'resistance was futile'.................mind you that was by the PE Teacher!

just saying

I was taught that resistance is volts divided by amps :coat