Before going back to look at one shower pump I spoke to the customer who was speaking to me on a cordless phone, so I said to him go into the bathroom and turn the shower on, he did that and said the shower isn’t working, so I said lift the handset out of its bracket and lower it down into the bath, he tried this when he had the handset at knee height the pump kicked in, the customer then said he could see it was not an electrical problem.
Anyway going back to the original post, why a 6-amp breaker rather than a 10 or 16?
Before going back to look at one shower pump I spoke to the customer who was speaking to me on a cordless phone, so I said to him go into the bathroom and turn the shower on, he did that and said the shower isn’t working, so I said lift the handset out of its bracket and lower it down into the bath, he tried this when he had the handset at knee height the pump kicked in, the customer then said he could see it was not an electrical problem.
Anyway going back to the original post, why a 6-amp breaker rather than a 10 or 16?
