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Mat-sparks

Hi All,

I soon have my Assessment with Elecsa (1st one) a friend of mine needs some work doing so am going to take advantage of this and use it as my Major works...

I have a couple of questions though.. (as I am obviously nervous and worried about covering everything correctly)

My friend needs his new hot tub wiring up...

Hot tub requires (according to rating plate) a 230-240v 16a class c breaker. This is fine, I understand this.
My problem comes in the form of my friends CU being obsolete, so obtaining MCB's for it is a pain anyway let alone finding a Class C.

So The options are, Complete consumer unit change - Friend not so keen on this, which is understandable

Try my luck with a B type which I can get 2nd hand (assessor may not like this if he notices the rating plate says a C)

I could (and this is what I will probably do, subject to peoples opinions) fit a 32a type B to the spare way in the CU, then run 4mm T&E to a small garage style consumer unit which I will locate next to the original CU and in this fit a 16a type C. Then from this run 2.5mm armoured down to Garden and straight into rotary isolator that is supplied with Hot tub.


Or am open to suggestions.

Cheers
 

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