Kitchen appliance rings + 20a dp switches/ 13amp fuse holders in grid

[Crunchie1981]

I have always installed a dedicated 32a kitchen appliance ring circuit and fitted a grid module system comprising of 20amp DP swithes and 13amp fuse module holders. Each appliance is spurred from the dedicated 20a dp and FCU. I always plug the appliance on an unstitched 13a single socket rather than cutting the plug off the appliance. However is this necessary to have two fuses due to discrimination.

 

[Farmelectrics]

theres nothing wrong with what youve done a little over the top maybe however thers no reqs been broken here

 

[Risteard]

However is this necessary to have two fuses due to discrimination.

No. In fact I would suggest that it is undesirable.

 

[cprfenom]

No. In fact I would suggest that it is undesirable.

I would agree as they would not discriminate. I would say if you are using unswitched plugs sockets, just have a DP isolator backing it up rather than a fuse and DP switch

 

[Lou7]

Cut the plug off and use flex outlet plate

 

[Guest77]

I would agree as they would not discriminate. I would say if you are using unswitched plugs sockets, just have a DP isolator backing it up rather than a fuse and DP switch

My God I hate that word, please remove it and get your credability back lol

 

[cprfenom]

I would agree as they would not discriminate. I would say if you are using unswitched sockets, just have a DP isolator backing it up rather than a fuse and DP switch

It would not let me edit it >< so I corrected it in the quote.

I am sorry so for my frankly terrible proof reading before posting a reply MDJ... forgive me.:bigcry:

 

[Farmelectrics]

Don't let it happen again ha ha