In article 6,
DerbyBorn wrote:
. Some shaver sockets
tended to overheat and would cut out, if say a shaver was left
continuously plugged in! This has apparently been fixed.






Slightly worrying - my 1988 house has a MK Socket and there is always a
toothbrush plugged in,

It would be a very poor transformer indeed which came to harm due to being
powered up at all times with no load - think a bell transformer.

These shaver outlets often hum. Having it switched when not in use stops
this.

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