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Customer has asked if it can be done, he wants washing machine and dryer to go in old airing cupboard in his bathroom as kitchen is tiny.
it has slpit load box and as he wants spotlights as well, so they will be going on rcbo so all circuits will be rcd protected.

Is this possible ?
 
Customer has asked if it can be done, he wants washing machine and dryer to go in old airing cupboard in his bathroom as kitchen is tiny.
it has slpit load box and as he wants spotlights as well, so they will be going on rcbo so all circuits will be rcd protected.

Is this possible ?
when we had the 16th reg i was asked just this an i asked for advice fom the nic and the reply was thus

as long as they are permanantly conected out side the room and supplimentry bonded fine

so as we can now have skts in bath rm (if big enougth)i would say fine
 
No problem, if a door...assuming away from bath / basin taps etc. Just do it, use rcbo/rcd no problem................expect if council inspected, tell them to prove it is not within regs, they will always argue. If they don't agree take them to court. Simple. Some councils are ok some are crazy, most council sparks are complete idiots, I am mighty than you attitude...call their bluff
 

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