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Caravan Park

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I have to replace 6 pitch boxes on a touring van caravan  site.

So six pitch boxes with 4 van hookup points per box, each hookup point protected by a 10A 30mA RCCB.

Unfortunately I've also discovered that the site is wired as a ring in 6mm SWA, buried direct in ground.


Any thoughts on max fuse size to protect a 6mm ring?


Regards

George
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    Returning to the O/P, I suspect that a supply limited to 10 amps per caravan might tend to be less heavily loaded than a 16 amp supply per caravan.


    To the average and not very technical camper, a supply limited to only 10 amps means "need to use gas for heating and cooking" whilst a 16 amp supply means "electric heating and cooking OK"
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    Returning to the O/P, I suspect that a supply limited to 10 amps per caravan might tend to be less heavily loaded than a 16 amp supply per caravan.


    To the average and not very technical camper, a supply limited to only 10 amps means "need to use gas for heating and cooking" whilst a 16 amp supply means "electric heating and cooking OK"
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