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Commercial Kitchen Sockets

Good Evening Everyone,

The following issue I have been following for a couple of years now, and it's in regards to 13A sockets burning out in commercial kitchens. Everyone seems to recognise MK sockets and plugs are of a better standard, however, they are still burning out on griddles and fryers. 

Dependent on the client, they are open to changing them to a commando and not worrying about voiding the warranty. The kitchen in question has two 32A feeds and each feed supplies two 1G sockets as each appliance has two plugs. 

After much deliberation I think the most economic solution is to put two 32A surface commandos on each supply then make up a 32A commando connector going into a mini DB with 16A RCBOs and then two 16A flying commandos wired in H07RN cable to supply each connection on the appliances. 

In an ideal world, I would bring in four new 16A supplies from the DB each having its own RCBO. However, the run is long and the client wanted a cheaper option. What are everyone's thoughts on this is I'm open to trying to find a solution as almost every kitchen seems to have the same issue when grease and water are involved. 

Thanks in advance,

Andy

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  • The moral of the story is that when you start getting involved with Ceeform panel fittings and enclosures you soon discover nothing is standard and interchangeable.

    So don’t procrastinate and leave repairs until the weekend before the kit is needed, get organised early and you may need to keep some spare fittings in stock yourself.

    The incorrect fittings will fit the board that’s lay flat on the floor.

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  • The moral of the story is that when you start getting involved with Ceeform panel fittings and enclosures you soon discover nothing is standard and interchangeable.

    So don’t procrastinate and leave repairs until the weekend before the kit is needed, get organised early and you may need to keep some spare fittings in stock yourself.

    The incorrect fittings will fit the board that’s lay flat on the floor.

    Incidentally, the guy who supplies and runs the generators says if the people in the caravans want them left on overnight there’s going to have to be an additional £100 charge for the diesel this year and don’t lock the generator cabinets, because he does not want them smashed open by people nicking the diesel, as the generators now have white diesel in them and the cost of fuel has gone through the roof, he would rather the diesel was taken without any damage to the machines.

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