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when did the familiar 13A plug get half-insulated pins on L & N?
The socket as well. Quite safe in many home environments from the basement to the loft.the British plug is a fantastic safety device
the British plug is a fantastic safety device
the British plug is a fantastic safety device
I don’t like to be pedantic, but wouldn’t connecting a plug to a lighting circuit supply be very dangerousAnd even when connected to a lighting circuit............
pedantic, but wouldn’t connecting a plug to a lighting circuit supply be very dangerous
Absolutely agree. But he said PLUG!but connecting a socket to a lighting circuit is not dangerous. Mis use of that socket may create a dangerous situation if the over current device operates and turns the lights out.
whats the IP rating of that socket/plug combination....Big enough!
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Not too good, I suspect - there's probably not even a back boxwhats the IP rating of that socket/plug combination....
You would expect large manufacturers to be comply with regs before they are in-force .I could be wrong, but I THINK that MK were doing plugs with insulated pins slightly before 1984 - I expect someone will bec able to tell us.
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