Hi Chaps,
This may be something simple but I'm not sure I understand it correctly.
Regarding spurs...
"The total number of Fused spurs is unlimited but the number of non Fused spurs should not exceed the total number of socket-outlets and items of stationary equipment connected directly in the circuit"
So I understand that say for example, on a ring, there are 4 double sockets, you can only spur once off of each socket of it is unfused.
The confusing part for me "the total number of Fused spurs is unlimited"
Does this mean that out of the hypothetical four double sockets on the the ring, you could pick one double socket, add a Fused spur, then have another Fused spur from that one, and then another Fused spur from that one etc etc etc
Or does it mean that from one socket outlet, you can add multiple fused fused spurs (providing that you could get all the wires in safely)
Thanks as always .
This may be something simple but I'm not sure I understand it correctly.
Regarding spurs...
"The total number of Fused spurs is unlimited but the number of non Fused spurs should not exceed the total number of socket-outlets and items of stationary equipment connected directly in the circuit"
So I understand that say for example, on a ring, there are 4 double sockets, you can only spur once off of each socket of it is unfused.
The confusing part for me "the total number of Fused spurs is unlimited"
Does this mean that out of the hypothetical four double sockets on the the ring, you could pick one double socket, add a Fused spur, then have another Fused spur from that one, and then another Fused spur from that one etc etc etc
Or does it mean that from one socket outlet, you can add multiple fused fused spurs (providing that you could get all the wires in safely)
Thanks as always .