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Size of cable
Hi,Is 4mm twin & earth suitable for a radial circuit(sockets),to a new kitchen extension.The rest of the house is in a ring,with size 2.5mm cable.As much information on radial circuits would be appricated.Cheers
Hi ANDY,
having looked at projects I feel there is some more to add! There are several ways of wiring radials or 'tree' circuits each has merits; First you can wire a 20A radial in 2.5mm if max floor area covered less than50 sq. mtrs known as type A3 Or a 4.0mm radial on 30/32A fuse/mcb if floor area less than 75 sq mtrs, known as type A2 In each case you can spur one dble skt or one fused connection unit from each one one on the main run, bearing in mind you can only run hor/vert between outlets & all work comes under part p of bldg regs so can only DIY if reg. with local building control first, & fee paid or you use regd. person to do the work, Regards SPARX
Size of cable
Thanks for reply Sparx.Looked at projects but felt there wasn't enough technical information.You've answered what I've wanted to know
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