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BS7671 Amendment 2. Off-peak E7 consumer unit RCD and SPD.

Sparkingchip

Two new consumer units, peak and off-peak each remote from the intake with seventeen metre SWA distribution circuits.

The peak consumer unit will have Type A RCDs and a Surge Protection Device, is the off-peak consumer unit okay with a Type AC RCD and does it need another Surge Protection Device?

Andy.

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    A couple of new storage heaters will cost between £1500 and £2000, they have electronic controls.

    I would not be asking the question if they were a couple of old heaters, how far do we go?

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    A couple of new storage heaters will cost between £1500 and £2000, they have electronic controls.

    I would not be asking the question if they were a couple of old heaters, how far do we go?

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    Those new type storage heaters a just full of electronic components. I installed one recently. They will be very vulnerable to transient peaks I reckon.

    Z.

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