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Diversity — Table A2
Nobody runs every hob, the grill and both ovens for ten hours a day, every day of the year. Perhaps at Christmas. Designing as though they did would mean oversized cables, oversized devices and an oversized supply, all paid for by the client.
f.l. means full load
It appears throughout Table A2 and it is a genuinely common misreading — wondering why the area of the room has anything to do with it.
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