Wiring to kitchen island with means of isolation

[markthespark]

Hello I'm after so ideas of the best way to supply a kitchen island.


orginally I was told the island had a 13amp pop up socket and also LED lights around the plinth so was going to put a switch fuse on the kitchen wall with a 2.5 cable feeding a double socket in the cupboard of the island.

Now I'm told there is a 2500 watt dishwasher going in the island so I'm worried that the circuit will become overloaded if the dishwasher is on and the pop up socket is in use.

could I swap the switch fuse for 32 amp DP switch have both legs of the ring running into it and 2 new legs out of the load side feeding 2 double sockets in the island?

i want to do it this way as I want to be able to isolate the island of need be.

thanks

 

[Midwest]

I would with others and go with a dedicated radial. No worries about balancing load on now completed RFC and OP how are your getting supply to island unit?

 

[mattg4321]

The pop up sockets I've used normally come with a plug top already fitted...

 

[Adam W]

Could you extend the ring to grid switches on the wall, then run individually isolated and fused sockets from that to underneath the unit?
If it's a new property it should be easy enough to run a separately switched feed with a neutral from the existing switch, under the floor and up under the unit behind the plinth, with the driver hidden somewhere; bearing in mind the island sockets will need to be accessible could you hide the driver here?