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Old-style plug sockets
Hi folks,
I recently moved into a flat that, as well as having 'standard' modern plug sockets, also has some older ones, with holes for three round pins. I have no idea whether these are live, and guess that I could use one of those mains tester plugs in order to check whether they're wired up correctly, but: a) Are they potentially usable? b) Are there adapter plugs available to plug in equipment with new-style plugs ... or replacement plugs to connect to the equipment, perhaps? Any advice would be appreciated -- my knowledge of such things is sketchy to say the least! Thanks, Stuart. |
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