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Cooker circuit question
The kitchen in my newly-(almost) completed extension has a (professionally
installed) 45A radial cooker circuit which currently terminates in a junction box. I don't intend to install a cooker but I do need to power an electric domino hob and a fridge-freezer close to where the box is situated. Is there any reason why I can't take two 2.5mm cables from the junction box via two switches to two sockets, to do so? Many thanks. |
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