No a spur is like putting a double socket instead of a single one, the ring
is what it says on the tin, so to speak.
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JoeJoe Wrote in message:
Planning to add a mesh to the home network soon, and need an extra power
socket in the kitchen for the unit that will go in there. Most obvious
way to achieve that is by adding a spur to the electric oven's ring.

The ring is fed directly from the CU and has a single socket on it, the
one the oven is plugged into.

Plan is to use one of these
https://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-13a-s...-inserts/29377
wired from the oven's socket, and continuing to another socket that will
feed the power supply for the mesh unit. The mesh unit consumes
negligible current.


Any reason why I shouldn't do it this way?





Extending the ring is not the same as adding a spur.

Either way I don't see why you need an FSU as long as you wire it
in 2.5mm
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