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Conditions for increasing the connection power in the apartment

-Obywatel- 21078 31
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  • #31 13266545
    zbich70
    Level 43  
    -Obywatel- wrote:
    It's just that someone already put force in the cage and a decent cable is placed all the way to the top.

    And in the meantime, it turned out that the installation in the premises was also modernized, which the "abnormal" Cooperative did not inform you about and still has the nerve to demand some diagrams.
    Well, the end of the world... :roll:
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  • #32 13270920
    -Obywatel-
    Level 17  
    And the ass. My joy after unscrewing several sockets was premature. Yes, there are 3-wire cables going to the sockets, but after removing the cover of the fuse box, I saw wires as if they were the king - some circuits have cross-sections of 1 mm² :|

    Well, let's see what the electrician says.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the challenges faced by a resident of a housing cooperative in increasing the electrical connection power in their apartment to accommodate an electric instantaneous water heater and an induction cooker. The cooperative initially agreed to a power increase to 22 kW with 40 A protection but later requested detailed diagrams of the apartment's electrical installations, raising concerns about the necessity to replace the entire electrical system. Participants advised the resident to consult an electrician for a proposal that meets current regulations, emphasizing that only the newly constructed parts of the installation need to comply with modern standards. The conversation also touched on the potential for legal disputes with the cooperative regarding their demands and the implications of transforming cooperative ownership into separate property.
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