What size of sub-main cable and fuse for granny annexe?
On Tue, 17 Apr 2007 21:26:22 +0100, Lurch
wrote:
On Tue, 17 Apr 2007 17:40:55 +0100, DaveH
mused:
Anyone advise what size of cable is required for a sub-main going to a
granny annexe? The Annexe/flat has an 8kw electric shower, a 4.5kw
cooker and the usual aray of kitchen appliances. Will 10mm˛ twin-core
and earth be adequate? It'll need it to pass the part-p certification
periodic test.
And what size of main fuse is suitable for this sub-main?
The size on the cable depends on the length, installation method, load
etc... You have only given part of the information.
The length of the sub-main cable will be 8 mtrs.
Part p isn't a periodic test. Who is doing the commisioning and
certification of the installation?
Haven't decided yet.
10mm does sound small though, I wouldn't use it as a submain for a
flat with electric cooking and heating.
The flat would not normally have any electric room heating as it has
central heating.
DaveH
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