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Hi i have been ask to go look at a job where the lady wants her storage heater move from the bedroom to the consevertry but im not sure how best to do it as i think that trying to run one cable from the e7 c/u to the conservertry could be a right pain
is it possible to put just one storage heater on the ring with a timer ?
 
I, m not sure of the building regulations about conservatories but I would check if you can fit a storage heater in one, I can see no problem but with so many changes to Part L of the regs it is best to be sure.

Normally NSH are radials and each heater would be on its own circuit. Are the heaters now wired in a ring? I realise that appendix 15 is for reference only but it does recommend not connecting a electric space heating device or similar on a ring.
 
Sounds like a lazy way out to me:
The next spark who comes along probably wouldn't expect a storage heater to go on the ring final,
the current drawn by this heater wouldn't have been taken into consideration when the circuit was designed,
and all the other reasons above.
 
EGtBR 4.5 "... a permanently connected heating appliance forming part of a space heating installation, should be supplied by its own separate circuit (and not supplied from a ring final circuit)."
 
storage heaters usually come on with a radio switch at certain times and you have to consider is it 3.4kw 2.7 or 1.9 so if i were you mate ide do the job right and re run the cable if that fails install a pannel heater they have no problems on a ring main and timers come with them
 

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