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Andrew[_22_]
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Electrical question
On 04/01/2018 18:59, ARW wrote:
On 04/01/2018 00:01,
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On 03/01/2018 20:30, ARW wrote:
Why not just fit a 13A socket from the existing power supply, plug
your wallwart into that and be done with it?
Well done that man! I'd assumed that having a 13A socket on the
lighting circuit was against some regulation (that I hadn't found) and
failed to engage brain. Thanks! Brain now engaged and I will stop
thinking about it (but I *will* add a label to the socket, for the
benefit of whoever is here next).
Having 13A socket on a lighting circuit is fine as long as it is not
going to be mistaken for a general purpose socket. An additional label
on the socket also helps.
I doubt that anyone is going to climb up and use your doorbell socket to
plug a toaster in:-)
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Adam
Do US or continental wall warts plug into 5 amp round pin sockets
intended for lighting ?.
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