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![]() I'm measuring 17 Vac across my bathroom light fitting when the light switch is off. I'm also measuring 34 Vac across my landing light fitting when the light switch is off. If I isolate the upstairs lighting at the consumer unit then it drops to around 1.3 Vac. What's going on? |
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