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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226706029512?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=oHtd59JVTQC&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=h-Y8jAIUQCC&var=525877877502&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY See pics

Regarding Your first picture. The terminal pins aren’t in the Center, so more of it sticks outwards. And you couldn’t fit that one facing the other way, even if you wanted to. I started off with some osram 75W eqv. Thinking it was a good brand name A very yellow and dim light output. I then...

I’ve got the first one. Yes they have LEDs all around. (Well maybe a smallish gap at the back). Sometimes I have had to remove the reflector screw as it clashes. But the reflector isn’t going anywhere. Regarding the second one, LEDs pointing out. Probably the only way it fits. Therefore the...

I’ve just checked a 16A German in the 1960s light and it doesn’t fit. (It fits the modern ones). Someone on eBay is having a look thru their collection for me. Or I’ll relook at the one above or make use of something I already have.

I too have suffered with lanterns with base at the bottom and therefore no light going directly below. I replaced with osram led unit. Hung from the top. The difference is night and day. It did have a metal plate at the bottom which I replaced with clear plastic. But I don’t think it was...

Probably going to cost more than £5 including the replacements heads :D And I would still need to plug it in somewhere. Am temptend to see what they sell now though! EDIT: £25 for Oral B. Tempting. Next time I need one, I know where I will be going!

Floodlights around 21 mins

Yes, use them with LEDs fitted. Easy to change the LEDs if they fail. If you want value for money, use Diall led replacments. If you want maximum light, you can get plug in units with heat sink on the back and inbuilt fan ~£21

It provides power even when the light is off. The item is there, functions and is in the correct location to power the devices. It’s powered off an appropriate RCD & MCB 6A circuit. Minimal work, cost. Just making life easy. I could fit a schuko socket into the wall, which is what I...

Not quite long enough. Well the Curley ones aren’t

In a bedroom I have a 1960's shaver light. The advantage of this is that there is no isolation Transformer and the socket is always on. Euro plugs fall out of it. I intend to plug something into this, and run it to a 2 pin euro extension socket (already have one somewhere), and then hardwire...

It would be nice if this would fit. (sort of thing I am looking for). But having been round this before, I don't think they are designed to fit. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/375913177686 Had to laugh at this item I found...

Thanks. Yeah I had already found a Schuko 16A, that is a bit shorter and ~£5, so I think I will end up going for that. I have test fitted one in the past, and it seemed suitable

Does anyone know where I can purchase a rewireable one? Must be the UK type with thick pins. I see plenty of euro ones for sale Thanks

So when connecting BT to RJ11, you just swap the inner wires with the outer wires (on the devices/routers I'm interested in). So XX Obviously there are many variations VM router phone o/p is 2 pin only