Hi guys, I currently bought two commercial freezers, they are running on plug socket 32amp. I already have a mains ring circuit running. I have dedicated only two sockets two gang. One double socket for both freezer and separate single door freezer on other plug. Is this okay? Or should I put them on all single sockets each??
Wiring commercial fridges 32amp on plug
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when you say they are running on "plug socket 32A" - do you mean the commando type socket?
What make and model of freezers are they?
What make and model of freezers are they?
If its a standard 13A plug the maximum fuse is 13A .................
Why do you think its a 32A fuse in the plug?
So in answer to your original question, if they both have standard 13A plugs, then using the double socket you mention is probably OK - but beware that if the RCD trips, both units will lose power
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
I would recommend you consult a local spark .......... only a site visit could really answer the question properly AND no isolators for each isn't a good idea either
a commercial fridge will have a rating plate..... if you find it, post a photo of it and hopefully we can help further
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