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Default In Line Plug/Socket Joint for Heater Cable

Hi all

Kick space heater is supplied with 2m of cable - the spec states that
removing this will affect warranty.
2m is not enough to reach fused spur and allow slack for withdrawing unit
from under kitchen cabinet.

So I thought to run heat resistant cable down close to the heater and then
use some sort of in line coupler to join this to the supplied heater feed
cable.

Can anyone suggest something suitable for this 3A application please?

Ta

Phil


 
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