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I'm after what we used to call a "safe block" - although I think that
was a trade name. It's a quick way of applying power to something that only has bare wires on a trailing lead. A safe block is 3 spring loaded clamps in a small box with a hinged lid, and attached to a trailing mains lead with plug. (but no power is applied until you close the box lid, so no exposed live terminals). Anyway, it would be useful to apply power to pumps and valves in my central heating to make sure they're good, before the fixed wiring is done. Anyone name a reasonably priced supplier, or products that fulfill the same function but go by a different name? |
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