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No. I had not thought they were. Would there not be something fishy about a different order.

Then the lights will also be OFF when both switches are "down". :) That's why I asked. You can't have it both ways - or rather you have to have it both ways. I would do it like I suggest but that's just me.

You mean 1-gang 2-way. Ok. So you want: both switches down - light ON both switches up - light ON one switch up; one switch down - light OFF I share the OCD. (y)

You seem to understand - but I have to ask: Is the other switch 'upside down' as well? :giggle:

The two things aren't really connected. An oven or hob that could run on a 13A fuse will likely be supplied with a fitted plug. As it is 4mm² cable it doesn't need a fuse and could be used for some sockets.

No. That is correct. It must have been sized to fit in a 60cm. cabinet. Presumably only the front panel that fits over the cabinet uprights and does not go between them is 60cm..

Who brought the law into it?

Hallelujah! No, it started because you said Eric and I were wrong in stating that smart meters are not compulsory. ...yet now you say that might not have happened yet.

FFS. The disagreement is about smart meters. Is it compulsory to have a smart meter in the U.K.? Well - you could get the answer right.

...but is it correct and a valid argument against the statement that "smart meters are not compulsory in the U.K."?

Perhaps in isolation but not in relation to his previous convolutions on the matter. Either smart meters are compulsory in the U.K. or they are not.

You are not making much sense.

That's a lot of arguing about something that you do not know. Q.E.D. then. Thank you.

Except they are a Government directive; not the suppliers. So - smart meters might not be include in the deemed contract. Are you saying you might be wrong yet there is no way to determine the truth? All of those people are wrong. How would I know if it were correct and/or included smart...