Well, you could do that, but if you'd prefer to have it on a ceiling, there's nothing wrong with what you proposed. I would merely say that, if you do put a 13A socket on the lighting circuit (in the loft) for the Echo Dot, it would be advisable to label the socket in some way to warn people that it was not suitable for large loads.
Indeed - I suppose it must be the stiffness of 1mm² T+E which makes it unsuitable for non-lighting circuits
Maybe because big brother's siblings were already paying so much attention to them that they did not think that another would make much difference?
That would seem an ideal solution for a device that derives power from a 'USB charger'.
Sorry, I think I probably mis-read or misunderstood your question. Could you perhaps clarify the question/point you were making?
Well, that's what I sort-of thought when I first responded, because I mistakenly read him as saying that his shaver (not shaver socket) had both 110V and 230V options (hence my initial response) - but, when I re-read it properly (to be talking about sockets, not shavers), I'm still not sure what he meant - hence my request for clarification.
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