Apologies, I mis-read you (was hungry, and was itching to get some dinner!)
Sparks...
Apologies, I mis-read you (was hungry, and was itching to get some dinner!)
Sparks...
Watch the temperature -- such spaces can easily get way too hot for a PC in summer.
Yep. I did this and dealt with the problem by creating a cabinet and ducting air into it from outside with a fan and thermostat. It worked through last summer quite effectively.
.andy
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No, that's absolutely fine assuming it doesn't serve more than 50 square metres.
I think that's out of date, the figures in my OSG are:-
Ring circuit 32A 2.5sq mm 100 sq meters Radial 20A 2.5sq mm 50 sq metres Radial 32A 4.9sq mm 75 sq metres
It's in the Appendix on 'conventional circuits for BS1363 (?) sockets'.
I don't really do radials other than for garages and immersion heaters. As I said I know I'm always well in. Go on then, we'll use your measurements\ratings.
SJW A.C.S. Ltd.
The larger areas (50 & 75m^2) are the more recent. The change was made in
1998, when the yellow cover OSG was published.Reminders:
- these figures are guidance, not regulations, and must be used with knowledge of the loads likely to be connected;
- sticking to these figures does not exempt you from the need to check compliance for voltage drop, cable ratings (installation conditions, ambient temperature & grouping factors) and earth fault loop impedance.
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