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Compliant?

Is this arrangement compliant or not?


Consumer unit. R.C.D. protected shower circuit supplied by a B40 M.C.B. which runs to a cord ceiling switch  in the shower room in 6.0mm2 T&E. Old electric shower removed. New power shower installed with water supplied from tanks. 0.63 Amp transformer in loft to feed new integral shower pump motor. Loft transformer fed via 3 Amp fused switched fused connection unit on a 1.0mm2 T&E cable from old shower ceiling cord switch. 1.0 mm2 T&E run 2.5 metres.


P.S. The switched fused connection unit is at the end of the supply cables.


Confirmation or condemnation by regs. please.


Z.
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  • The one mm beyond the 3A fuse is fine, any 1mm before that fuse really  needs to see a PSSC that will clear the 40A breaker before the 1mm2 over heats.

    Depending on the zone the transformer secondary wiring is in , the transformer may need to be SELV or can be  just PELV . In any case I'm assuming transformer and pump are a kit, and as such it falls to maker's instructions,  I'm also assuming the pump operated of a voltage less than 50 ?

    So wthout that extra info, probably OK, but needs checking.
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  • The one mm beyond the 3A fuse is fine, any 1mm before that fuse really  needs to see a PSSC that will clear the 40A breaker before the 1mm2 over heats.

    Depending on the zone the transformer secondary wiring is in , the transformer may need to be SELV or can be  just PELV . In any case I'm assuming transformer and pump are a kit, and as such it falls to maker's instructions,  I'm also assuming the pump operated of a voltage less than 50 ?

    So wthout that extra info, probably OK, but needs checking.
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