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fused British mains plugs
I have been asked to fit Australian mains plugs to a hair drier and a
styling wand, both made for the British market. One has a 3A fused plug, the other a 5A. As we don't use fused plugs in Australia, I'm hoping that the drier and wand are internally fused. Unfortunately neither unit is designed to be opened, so I was hoping that someone from the UK could explain the British safety standards to me. Would both devices use a thermal fuse, as they appear to do in Australia? If so, then why the extra fuse in the plug? - Franc Zabkar -- Please remove one 's' from my address when replying by email. |
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