Thread: Household wiring > regulations - calling 4a sparky.
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Old 18-04-2005, 13:06   #6
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Re: Household wiring > regulations - calling 4a sparky.
^what he said...

If not then JB > 13A fused in line switch > Socket 1 > Socket 2 you can have as many (well in reason) sockets as you want from a fused Spur. You will need visibility of the fused switch incase it blows though.

You could put the fused switch next to one of the sockets that would keep it neat.
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