Maximum demand

Is this my maximum demand?

Or is the data logger on since just before Christmas which shows a short spike of just over 26A, correct? My house.

The NICEIC now require all approved contractors to justify their assessment of maximum demand when they are responsible for the design of a new installation or alteration or addition. Reference to the OSG is in chocolate fire guard territory!

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0 Chris Pearson over 1 year ago

I fear that lyledunn is being mischievous.

I have never quite understood what the DNOs mean by ADMD. Over what period?

128 A per hour = £13/hour or £320/day.
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0 Chris Pearson over 1 year ago

I fear that lyledunn is being mischievous.

I have never quite understood what the DNOs mean by ADMD. Over what period?

128 A per hour = £13/hour or £320/day.
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0 gkenyon over 1 year ago in reply to Chris Pearson

Chris Pearson said:
I fear that lyledunn is being mischievous

That may (or may not) be the case, but the question comes up in different ways ... for different purposes ... quite frequently.

Overall, perhaps best to air the issues?
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