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Adding a spur to a spur?
Due to awkward circumstances, I can't get under the floorboards to run a
spur from the ring main to behind a fridge/freezer (currently on 4-gang). The nearest socket I've found is a spur itself unfortunately. The current double socket is un-switched and only ever gets a hoover or battery charger plugged in. The new sockets I'm putting in will only ever have the fridge/freezer plugged in. Load wise, it's the same as it is now, but using proper wiring instead of a 4-gang. How safe or not is it to run a spur from this spur? My thinking is that it might bridge the connection and not even work, not to mention be dangerous. Comments? Options? a |
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