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How are hand wires in toilets wired up?

johnwicklover

So how are hand dryers usually wired in a radial circuit?

Is the supply cable from consumer board connected to supply side of a FCU and then the load side connected to wago connectors (L and N have their own connectors). Then hand dryer connected to the wago connectors. Then a second FCU is connected to the wago connector and the load side of second FCU  connected to the Hand dryer.

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    I am not trying to be rude but get somebody competent to do it.

    Gary

  • 0 in reply to aligarjon

    That was quite rude Gary! I'll give you that it was a bit of a scary question but if you don't ask you don't learn.

    I shudder to think of the brainless enquiries I've made over the years.

  • 0 in reply to Grumpy

    As i said i don't want to sound rude but the OP sounds confused to say the least. Better to learn from someone that knows what they are doing. I  personally pick things up far easier when watching someone rather than being told although i appreciate we aren't all the same.

    Gary

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  • 0 in reply to Grumpy

    As i said i don't want to sound rude but the OP sounds confused to say the least. Better to learn from someone that knows what they are doing. I  personally pick things up far easier when watching someone rather than being told although i appreciate we aren't all the same.

    Gary

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