QUOTE(rebecca_choo @ Jul 26 2020, 06:04 PM)
Sorry for bumping such an old topic!
But does anyone know what is the suggested amount of plug points to be looped from another plug point (direct)?
I recently did some reno on my kitchen and i think the contractor looped around 5 plug points (one for fridge, rice cooker, blender, baking oven, wall fan) and another loop for water heater (dedicated switch).. so all these points were looped from one single plug point.. is it safe?
My DB box is quite far from the kitchen.. what is the best way normally to pull from there? Using casing?
But does anyone know what is the suggested amount of plug points to be looped from another plug point (direct)?
I recently did some reno on my kitchen and i think the contractor looped around 5 plug points (one for fridge, rice cooker, blender, baking oven, wall fan) and another loop for water heater (dedicated switch).. so all these points were looped from one single plug point.. is it safe?
My DB box is quite far from the kitchen.. what is the best way normally to pull from there? Using casing?
2.5mm cable current carrying capacity is 21A
Assuming TNB supply is 230V
2000W kettle 8.69A
1000W Rice cooker 4.34A
2200W 60L oven 9.56A
3600W water heater 15.65A
1800W blender 7.82A
Haven't add electric cooker hob (not the blow wind hood) into calculation
Sounds like faiya waiting to happen
Personally I run 4mm direct to DB for kitchen outlets (twin sockets aka 2x 13A) for each 4mm backbone so I don't need to worry about wiring getting warm when I have lots of appliance loads.
ST guideline for WH is that it must be on own dedicated circuit with 10mA RCD.
This post has been edited by ceo684: Jul 27 2020, 02:19 AM
Jul 27 2020, 02:16 AM

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