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Re: DDAR in Bathroom.
James Hoye wrote:
>
> > extender (I would go for the wired ones as built here). The other
thing is
> > this removes the potential problem of where to plug it in,
remember there
> > are not supposed to be and 240V outlets in a bathroom.
>
> The only exception being a shaver socket which incorporates an
isolating
> transformer. All other equipment (light fittings, fans, heaters,
showers)
> must be fixed and conform to strict regulations regarding siting and
earth
> bonding.
So glad that I dont live over there! Nowhere to plug the fan heater and
the hair dryer in and I would be a shivering wet-haired mess in the
morning.. hang on... I am anyway.
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