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IDNO Loads

me1899
HI All


Just come across the attached - a snippet from an IDNO's documentation about loads for residentials.


Loads a lot lower than I am used to - what are peoples thoughts on this?


I would not be comfortable going down that low - e.g. an all electric flat with panel rads and a 3kW cylinder - don't see how you could drop down so much.


i tend to see 4.5 to 5.5 kVA for all electric flats, lowerend being for single bed units and 5.5 for two bed

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    An electric vehicle charging at every home is not possible, the idea that many homes may have two is laughable. EV's charging is not an issue at present, because there is so few of them, but a massive switch to EV's is impossible.


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    An electric vehicle charging at every home is not possible, the idea that many homes may have two is laughable. EV's charging is not an issue at present, because there is so few of them, but a massive switch to EV's is impossible.


    Andy B.
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