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recording conductor sizes on schedules

psychicwarrior

Hello all 

what do ‘you’ record on EIC and/or EICR if a circuit has smaller conductor sizes downstream of its run (where origin fuse is adequately protecting)  ?

 

Regards

Habs

 

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    Take, for example, a kitchen radial in 4 sqmm but with switched spurs to under-the-counter single sockets for specified appliances. It would be a waste of copper to make them in 4 sqmm - could even be 1.5 sqmm. I would specify 4 sqmm for the circuit but add a comment in the “remarks” box; e.g. “spurs to named sockets in 2.5 sqmm T&E”.

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    Take, for example, a kitchen radial in 4 sqmm but with switched spurs to under-the-counter single sockets for specified appliances. It would be a waste of copper to make them in 4 sqmm - could even be 1.5 sqmm. I would specify 4 sqmm for the circuit but add a comment in the “remarks” box; e.g. “spurs to named sockets in 2.5 sqmm T&E”.

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