Thanks broadgage


I am in agreement and the doc does not reference smaller jobs. 


Even your example is 3 kW in comparision to their 2 kW. 


I have most commonly worked on sub 100 and for that scale would not go less than 5 kW usually. 


As an example a colleague of mine is being pressured to revise his load calc for 47 flats from 5 to 4.5 kW to fit inside an available 222 capacity. Even doing that would be about 211 without landlord power. I am not comfortable about that personally as these are a mix of 1 and 2 beds (panel heaters) 


Thing is if a client comes across those figures it becomes a pain to explain to them. 

Thanks broadgage


I am in agreement and the doc does not reference smaller jobs. 


Even your example is 3 kW in comparision to their 2 kW. 


I have most commonly worked on sub 100 and for that scale would not go less than 5 kW usually. 


As an example a colleague of mine is being pressured to revise his load calc for 47 flats from 5 to 4.5 kW to fit inside an available 222 capacity. Even doing that would be about 211 without landlord power. I am not comfortable about that personally as these are a mix of 1 and 2 beds (panel heaters) 


Thing is if a client comes across those figures it becomes a pain to explain to them.