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Freezer under stairs.

corner of hells · 2020-02-13 16:02:01

I have recently been asked to fit a twin socket under a stairs , the space is enclosed with a door. The house owner told me she intends putting a small freezer under the stairs, I'm a bit hesitant over ventilation and possible fire risk. Anyone any opinion on this and I am an electrician.

13-02-2020 4:02pm

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I have recently been asked to fit a twin socket under a stairs , the space is enclosed with a door.
The house owner told me she intends putting a small freezer under the stairs, I'm a bit hesitant over ventilation and possible fire risk.

Anyone any opinion on this and I am an electrician.

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#2 13-02-2020 4:14pm

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I think you are correct to state your concerns. However you can’t possibly be held responsible for what an end user plugs into sockets that have been installed by you in a manner that is compliant with the rules.

You could suggest that the home owner emails the manufacturer of the freezer.

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