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Old 16-11-2015, 18:43   #3
adzii_nufc
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Re: Mains wall sockets?

I'd just stick to a normal Plug to USB charger. That's just me though.

Not 100% on this second bit but I do know it affects light fixtures, I'm aware that some maintenance voids home insurance if not carried out by a certified electrician, as above, light fixtures are the ones I'm aware of but it would make sense to affect wall sockets too, maybe someone else can confirm.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/TeckNet-Univ...words=usb+plug

Would this not suffice? Can click around to tone the amount of ports down.
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