Hi there all,
I have a property and I have noticed the following wiring (please see below) in one of the rooms in the house.
It looks like the ring main has been extended.
A single 2.5mm Twin + Earth cable (in red) is providing power from the consumer unit which feeds a chain of electrical sockets via a junction box which returns back to the junction box.
Every socket has two cables (feed in & feed out). To my understanding given that each socket has two cables (provided continuity is sound) the load would be shared between cables to ensure no one cable is overloaded.
However couldnt the single cable giving power from the consumer unit be overloaded or would that be fine given that the power returns back via the junction box?
I have a property and I have noticed the following wiring (please see below) in one of the rooms in the house.
It looks like the ring main has been extended.
A single 2.5mm Twin + Earth cable (in red) is providing power from the consumer unit which feeds a chain of electrical sockets via a junction box which returns back to the junction box.
Every socket has two cables (feed in & feed out). To my understanding given that each socket has two cables (provided continuity is sound) the load would be shared between cables to ensure no one cable is overloaded.
However couldnt the single cable giving power from the consumer unit be overloaded or would that be fine given that the power returns back via the junction box?
