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Electrics - is this right?
This is a slightly third hand report, but I'm a bit worried about some
electrical work which a friend of mine has had done. He's had a two bedroom flat in London rewired and been charged £6,000 (cough, cough cough!). That's worrying enough in itself, although it's a bit late to do anything about that. What is worrying me is that it seems that in the kitchen there is no separate cooker circuit. He's having a gas hob and an electric oven. I presume that the oven is a 13A one (I don't know), but even so I wouldn't be comfortable running that off the same ring as the rest of the kitchen. Is such topography within either the spirit or the letter of the current regs? (Incidentally, I possibly went to the other extreme and put a cooker circuit in (mine is 16A) and then two separate rings for everything else (and there's no washing machine there).) Cheers! Martin |
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