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Twin Impeller Shower Pump

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Ref. Grundfoss STP-2.0B twin impeller shower pump. 2.2 Amp. 510 Watts. 240 Volts.


Will this pump be o.k. run through a B6 M.C.B. or will it trip the B6 on starting do you think?


Thanks,


Z.
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    Sparkingchip:

    Why not a B16 at the consumer unit feeding a 1.5mm t&e circuit and a switched 5-amp fused connection unit to provide the final connection to the pump flex and provide local isolation?


     Andy 




    Normally a good idea for a "power" circuit, but in this case it is just not possible due to the location of the new shower pump on the ground floor in an outside "coal shed".


    Z.

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    Sparkingchip:

    Why not a B16 at the consumer unit feeding a 1.5mm t&e circuit and a switched 5-amp fused connection unit to provide the final connection to the pump flex and provide local isolation?


     Andy 




    Normally a good idea for a "power" circuit, but in this case it is just not possible due to the location of the new shower pump on the ground floor in an outside "coal shed".


    Z.

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