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Electrical Load Issue

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  • 29-09-2010 12:22am
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    mooseygoat
    Closed Accounts Posts: 19 ✭


    hi guys ,looking for a bit of help,wiring a house for a friend of mine ,so its a new build house about 2000 s/f 10kw shower ,granny flat 500 s/f10kw shower, shed 1000s/f which will hold 3phase star /dealta. panel saw operating from step up 10kw trany . right here is my problem even do going to have seperate comsumer units house ,granny flat, shed ,its fed from same esb supply which i think is fused 100 amp or is it 80 amp now . any how he thinks caus seperate consumer units no need to interlock the showers ,i think only one of these 3 should be on at once or 2 supplys fed from esb


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    M cebee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,431 ✭✭✭M cebee


    for 1 SP domestic 12 or 16KVA supply you'd be interlocking the 10KW showers

    -that's without even considering the shed



    you're talking about a 'converter' for the motor ya?

    what size is the motor itself

    and what supplies are available locally

    supply needs to match demand anyway


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