Electrical guidance
Electrical work follows the exact product schedule.
Supply and protection requirements depend on the exact model, heater, controls, options, cable route and site. Use only the current schedule reviewed by the electrician responsible for the work. A website table is not a substitute for that schedule.
Checks before any work starts
- Exact product. Record the selected model, heater, controls and optional electrical equipment.
- Current schedule. Obtain the revision-controlled manufacturer or Wellness One electrical schedule for that exact configuration.
- Site assessment. Have a qualified electrician assess the existing supply, earthing, protective devices, cable route, isolation and outdoor conditions.
- Responsibilities. Confirm in writing who supplies, terminates, tests and certifies each part of the installation.
- Certification. Retain the appropriate electrical certification and commissioning records with the product documents.
Questions we are asked
Can I use a range-wide amperage table?
No. Use only the current schedule reviewed by the electrician responsible for the work.
Who should carry out the electrical work?
Electrical design, installation, testing and certification should be carried out by a suitably qualified and competent person in accordance with applicable UK requirements, including BS 7671 and building regulations where relevant.
What if the quotation and technical schedule conflict?
Stop and obtain a corrected written document set before installation.