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Hi everyone,
please advice and comment on the attached wiring diagram for a kitchen.
There are mixed opinions on the need for FSU-s and number of circuits required.
Distance to cu – 8m running under timber floor. kitchen size – 3.5M X 2.5M
 

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You have a lot of fairly high power appliances on one ring there. I would definitely makes some changes to that arrangement.
 
You have a lot of fairly high power appliances on one ring there. I would definitely makes some changes to that arrangement.
I did some amendments: split in 2 rings (top sockets and appliances separately from bottom ones) and split hob and cooker
 

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Out of interest are you designing, installing and certifying this work yourself or will someone else be involved?
 
Out of interest are you designing, installing and certifying this work yourself or will someone else be involved?
Someone else, but he already disagrees with you regarding the splitting of the ring c.
So
"Out of interest"
3rd opinion is always welcome. (4th as well))
 
sockets were upside down, otherwise any other worries?
 

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sockets were upside down, otherwise any other worries?

Not sure your sparky is going to be too keen on you changing his design?
 
Someone else, but he already disagrees with you regarding the splitting of the ring c.
So

3rd opinion is always welcome. (4th as well))
4th opinion from Screwfix forum: 2 rings not necessary, only recommended separate circuit for hot tap. He also thinks hob and oven can be together. Basically he is partially agrees with my local el-cian ( agrees on 1rc , but disagrees on oven/hob separation).
3 elcians – 3 different opinions
 
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4th opinion from Screwfix forum: 2 rings not necessary, only recommended separate circuit for hot tap. He also thinks hob and oven can be together. Basically he is partially agrees with my local el-cian ( agrees on 1rc , but disagrees on oven/hob separation)

Personally I'd get another electrician to give you a quote and see what their opinion is.
 
are you going to change your mind if he will disagree with you?)) unlikely

Personally no, I wouldn't change my mind. But I'm only one person.

Hopefully some other members will give their opinion on your original arrangement.
 
Hi everyone,
please advice and comment on the attached wiring diagram for a kitchen.
There are mixed opinions on the need for FSU-s and number of circuits required.
Distance to cu – 8m running under timber floor. kitchen size – 3.5M X 2.5M
To be honest, that's a very poorly designed system both practically and technically.
 
Personally no, I wouldn't change my mind. But I'm only one person.

Hopefully some other members will give their opinion on your original arrangement.
so the ring is being split in 2 and your still find it original? I can see, some suggest putting boiler on separate C, and frfreezer on separate C. This way I will run out of space in CU pretty soon.
 
so the ring is being split in 2 and your still find it original? I can see, some suggest putting boiler on separate C, and frfreezer on separate C. This way I will run out of space in CU pretty soon.

You were still saying people were disagreeing with my opinion though.

You really need a proper sparky to design this rather than tinkering with stuff yourself. There's no shame in knowing your limitations.
 

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