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For ****s sake dedicated circuits don't count for anything anymore are you thick
because 12a + 5a = 17a which I think you will find is 1a over the 16a mcb rating.
This is just one suggestion of how he could do what he proposes but it seems beyond your comprehension..
 
For ****s sake dedicated circuits don't count for anything anymore are you thick

If you read all my replies on here I think you will find I've recommended a dedicated circuit all along....but if cable ratings and load allow there is no reason why he cant use the IH circuit for what he intends. In fact I have given a practical means for the circuit being dedicated to either the IH or wall heater.
Insults will get you a ban BTW.
 
I take it you've never installed in a real world scenario

wait till you've finished your 5 weeks in that plywood bay and then come back on here!

troll alert!
 
I just had to re-read the question to make sure I had read it correctly and yes I have, now come on lads, think about what you are suggesting, the immersion heater is a dedicated circuit is it not?
 
I just had to re-read the question to make sure I had read it correctly and yes I have, now come on lads, think about what you are suggesting, the immersion heater is a dedicated circuit is it not?

Explain the reason why that is set in stone in your world.

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****ing bodgers that's all I can say you do it if you must but don't advise others

Please give a technical explanation to back up your assertion.
 
QUOTE=wirepuller;688437]I'm still waiting for your technical explanation of why any of the proposed solutions are unacceptable.[/QUOTE]

It seems you are to wait a while yet,it's getting tiresome this waiting game lol
 
I really hope the admins / mod's don't see this...providing my entertainment for the night.

Wirepuller you've got ure hands full here buddy lol!
 

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