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Hi everyone, I'm currently upgrading my workshop and before I get quotes for the electrics I'd like to understand it better myself. If I want 6 sockets from a ring mains circuit can I spur off an existing socket to a 20a DP switch and run the 6 sockets from that? It's unlikely the load will exceed 4kw, there will be an electric heater running, as well as a kettle, microwave and occasional use of electric saw etc. Or would I be better off running 3 sockets each from two separate 13a FCU switches spurred off two different sockets on the ring circuit . Any advice would be appreciated many thanks.
 

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