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pertaining to what voltage. 120 volts start at 15 amps outlets.
Sorry, normal domestic supply. 240 volts.
AnswerThe question relates to the UK's 230-V residential circuits. The answer is that you cannot upgrade from a 5-A socket outlet (obsolete for a great many years!) to a 13-A socket without completely rewiring the residence with appropriate-sized conductors installed as a ring main.
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