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Hi all is this ok to run two sfcu like this ?

[ElectriciansForums.net] Spur with two sfcu on it
Or should i run it like this
[ElectriciansForums.net] Spur with two sfcu on it
 
Not saying you was uptight....but there was a few others.... I never said pic 1 was wrong but I came round to taffys way of thinking.

I can't remember seeing he was going to loop the fcu's I may have read it wrong too
 
Maybe taffy was thinking that way too which would explain why he said 26a could be drawn, however just going by the ops drawing there is nothing to suggest it would be looped through so in my opinion it was worth 5 pages just to clarify the point that,
yes his circuit is correct providing he wires from the load side of the fcu and not looping from the feed.

Everybody happy with the clarification now?
 
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Maybe taffy was thinking that way too which would explain why he said 26a could be drawn, however just going by the ops drawing there is nothing to suggest it would be looped through so in my opinion it was worth 5 pages just to clarify the point that,
yes his circuit is correct providing he wires from the load side of the fcu and not looping from the feed.

Everybody happy with the clarification now?

Another pint please barman
 
Maybe taffy was thinking that way too which would explain why he said 26a could be drawn, however just going by the ops drawing there is nothing to suggest it would be looped through so in my opinion it was worth 5 pages just to clarify the point that,
yes his circuit is correct providing he wires from the load side of the fcu and not looping from the feed.

Everybody happy with the clarification now?

It clearly says 3amp to light, 3 amp to boiler so obviously FCU 2 is not fed from the fused side of FCU1. Dont want to go on and on about it but pic 1 IS wrong, Pic 2 is OK. According to both the regs i have listed and your picture of App 15 which clearly shows that Pic 1 is wrong.
 
Spurring 1 Double socket can draw up to 26 Amps, what is wrong with 2 FCU's drawing a max of 3 amps each?

Or has the ability to use some common sense been lost? 50+ posts on this now, its making a big deal out of something that isn't.

Just what the DIY'er does to alter things at a later date isn't really anything to do with this, they can and do bodge up anything, nothing to stop them spurring of a perfectly good ring final circuit and running several points of that either.
 
First drawing isn't wrong though as its designed on 6amp max load, the OP should label up max fuse size that should be replaced if it blows in future. But on saying that i do see where Taffy is coming from now and i do agree that if the fuses were replaced with 13a ones then this would show an overload of the cable.
Interesting........
 
First drawing isn't wrong though as its designed on 6amp max load, the OP should label up max fuse size that should be replaced if it blows in future. But on saying that i do see where Taffy is coming from now and i do agree that if the fuses were replaced with 13a ones then this would show an overload of the cable.
Interesting........

Why would it be any different at all to a double socket being added?
 

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