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Presumably there are minimum distances between a mains socket and a
(gas) hob or sink? I'm in the process of finishing the kitchen re-wire that I started last year ;-) The area between the hob and sink is ideal for locating a kettle. In order to discourage the use of a socket that is too close to the hob and sink by any items with long cables, could I fit what I call a Euro socket thus restricting it's use to devices bearing a Euro plug? I could drastically shorten the kettle lead and fit a Euro plug. If that is not acceptable could I fit a switched fused cable outlet and wire my kettle base direct into that? I am talking about kettles that sit on a base, not those with a cable attached to the jug. Perhaps Euro socket is better described as IEC socket? They're the plugs and sockets on PCs and Hi Fi TIA Richard -- Real email address is RJSavage at BIGFOOT dot COM The information contained in this post may not be published in, or used by http://www.diyprojects.info |