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Hi group,
I am considering installing two 12kw air source heat pumps to replace my old oil fired boiler. The trianco activair units quote a start up current of 23amps which then drops to 17.7amps for normal operation. Question. Will a modern 100amp consumer unit be able to handle this? Will it be simply a case of having two 32amp mcb in the consumer unit and feed each air pump with a cable from each? For the coldest periods I would expect both units to be operating most of the time therefore drawing 36amps. How much current can you draw from a domestic supply cable? If one consumer unit would be possibly overloaded could I simply have 2 100amp consumer units? One for the house and one for the air pumps. Advice please. |
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