Hello there,

I understand maximum demand and diversity etc but was wondering how much current a house actually draws. I have not got a clamp meter but was just curious. Do they ever got over 60a for long periods as I know the insure guide is a little
Conservative

Many thanks
John
 
The maximum and average demand of a house would vary wildly depending on lots of variables. Electric water heating, under-floor heating and stove would make a big difference compared to a house which uses gas for example.

I would invest in a clamp meter with a max hold function. If the property has a newer generation metering device you may be able to get the maximum demand info from it's logger memory.
 
i reckon for a 3 bed house with standard fittings throughout.......wont get above 60-65A.....peak use being between 4:30PM-6:00PM..ish.......
 

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