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Martin Bosticky
 
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Default Replacing Consumer Units

Hi

I will be replacing (by my self or get electritian to do it) my consumer
units and moving them on the other side of a wall they are attached to.
Currently i have two boxes and a fuse board. One box for storage heaters
and the other box is connected to it with only one main switch and fuse of
60A). The fuse board has lights and other household circuits on it.

1. Can I replace these with a single consumer unit? i.e do storage heaters
have to be separated from the rest (because they are on cheaper rating 7)?

Regards, Martin.

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