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clayman
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Pottery Kiln

by clayman » Thu Aug 30, 2007 7:21 pm

Hi Folks,
I have a pottery kiln that needs to be wired in by an electrician - (too big for a 13amp socket). It draws approx 39 amps. My consumer unit is protected by a 30ma RCD. It is a Tenby C series unit. Will the electrician be able to wire the kiln to the consumer unit, or will I need to buy further equipment? I am concerned that all that power being drawn every time the controller switches the kiln on will be too much for the RCD.
I want to get some sort of idea of what expense to expect.

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Re: Pottery Kiln

by BLAKEY1963 » Tue Sep 04, 2007 1:24 am

[quote="clayman"]Hi Folks,
I have a pottery kiln that needs to be wired in by an electrician - (too big for a 13amp socket). It draws approx 39 amps. My consumer unit is protected by a 30ma RCD. It is a Tenby C series unit. Will the electrician be able to wire the kiln to the consumer unit, or will I need to buy further equipment? I am concerned that all that power being drawn every time the controller switches the kiln on will be too much for the RCD.
I want to get some sort of idea of what expense to expect.[/quote]

CLAYMAN
GET IN YOUR PART P SPARKY.
IT WILL NOT B THAT COSTLY.

BLAKEY1963

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