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    Nov 26, 2007, 07:13 AM
    Electrical Installation
    Hi guys,

    I've just started a job in electrical design, so trying to broaden my knowlegde fast. I have a few questions

    How many sockets can I put on one circuit? i.e. Radial 13A, Is the area of the floor considered here?

    Same question with lights?

    How is cable sizing carried out? What tables do you use? Very much apprecaite if you could help me out lads... cheers:)
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    Nov 26, 2007, 09:10 AM
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    Nov 26, 2007, 05:25 PM
    Several UK sites explain Ring Main.

    Ring main power circuit - home electrics and wiring | Diy Fix It

    ASTA BEAB News Release

    Your questions I am sure related to details and codes that will not be found other than the Standards found listed here:

    Electrical wiring (UK - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)

    Even thou the NEC here in the US has been designed to be used internationally, it may be used as a guide, and each country will have it's own requirements, and terminology, nuances.

    Hope this helps to get you started.

    If your in design, you should purchase a copy of the applicable standards, as I am sure you will need to learn them inside and out.

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