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Customer wants two 2.5kw heaters which are fed via a dedicated curcuits and protected by15amp mcb's sockets changed as another electrician said they need to be on 13amp fcu's and not 20amp double pole switches.

Is he correct and would you replace and charge?
 
15 amp mcb's? Are they old wylex type replacements.
If the heaters are supplied with 13 amp plugs IMO I would use fcu's in order to maintain manufacturers 13 amp requirement.
 
15 amp mcb's? Are they old wylex type replacements.
If the heaters are supplied with 13 amp plugs IMO I would use fcu's in order to maintain manufacturers 13 amp requirement.

if appliances are supplied with 13amp plugs-you may have to leave them on:)

for warranty purposes

only recently i stopped chopping them off-mind you:eek:
 

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