Fused spur questions

Hi Isaac, It is quite straight forward if you have a fuseboard with a spare way available somewhere near. It`s also the same if your socket is on a Ring circuit or a Radial circuit, this means you don`t have to run a cable back to your fuseboard. Before you atempt the installation though there are a few answers you must find out. 1) Is the circuit in good condition and can it take the extra load you will be putting on it? 2) Is the cable big enough for the Fuse or MCB, ie, if the Fuse is 30/32a is the cable able to carry that amperage and how is the existing/new cable to be installed. 3) If the circuit is a Ring Circuit, do the 3 conductors have continuity end to end and is the Fuse/MCB going to work or will the conductors start to overheat. 4) Is the Bonding to Earth OK at your Water, Gas and Oil pipe stop taps?, do you have continuity? You,ll need a multi tester or a few individual testers to determine all of the above. Once you know everything is safe, If you message me back I can help you from there. Good Luck!

As you can tell from the other answer, given the questions you asked you would be better getting professional advice. With kitchen appliances if you connect them incorrectly and then need to get the appliance engineers out they wont work on them.