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Old 22-06-2004, 16:03   #4
Mike
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Re: Any electrician out there ?

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Originally Posted by mrm1
basically the origin or start of the cable at the fuse box is 6 square mm (required for high ampage appliances) and at the other end only low ampage cable is visable. There must be a junction box somewhere along the line of the cable. Some one has retrofitted an extension to the high ampage fuse in your fuse box.

If a cooker outlet is to be used the whole cable lenth should be replaced. If the cable finishes at a 13amp socket then the fuse box must be fitted with the appropriate breaker of fuse.
This is making sense now (thanks) so does J/B = Joint box. Is the cooker outlet the socket box on the wall ?

What is this..........Some one has retrofitted an extension to the high ampage fuse in your fuse box.

Thanks again
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