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Hi,

ive just had a call to wire in a sunbed in a shop, im a domestic spark and ive never wired one before so..

after picking the correct cable size, mcb/rcbo, conduit, what do they require?

do they run from a spur?

any info would be great

thanks
 
Hi,

ive just had a call to wire in a sunbed in a shop, im a domestic spark and ive never wired one before so..

after picking the correct cable size, mcb/rcbo, conduit, what do they require?

do they run from a spur?

any info would be great

thanks

Depends upon the size of it and more details needed before giving you any further information.
 
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well the only bit that i dont know is how to connect it to the supply, obviously is its more than 13A then a spur cannot be used

even if it was under 13A is a spur whats usually used for sunbeds?

cheers
 
got more info...

41.7A single phase

so plan is, split tails to 3036 board and fit new board 30ma, 6mm in trunking to isolator and 6mm to sunbed

is that ok?

also what are the A1 and A2 connections?

thanks
 
41A sunbed that should cook a steak quicker than my new George forman thingy Imagine the state some poor wee lassies gonny get into in that high power ffs
 
i only had a quick look at the sunbed but couldnt find where to terminate the supply from the isolator, there was a a row of connector blocks would it go into there?

or do they normally have L N E terminations?

thanks
 
thought as much, just didnt have steps handy and the connections were high.

i think the connector was there for all the lives to split off and go to the seperate starters.

hopefully it'll be self explanatory when i have a look as the bloke didnt have the manual

cheers
 
Will be watching this as I too have one to wire, however I also have a supply issue. Incommer is in another shop where it splits after the main meter into a sub-meter supplying her CU. Big prob is both properties are covered by a 60A fuse......and there are henly blocks everywhere :eek:

Back on topic, where did the installation instructions go??
 
"you got the manual for the sunbed?"

"naa mate, bought it cheap off a lass down the road who moved shop"

were in a recession you know...

hope he is a good payer!

cheers
 

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