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madmish

Yeah it was the fact it has a 13amp fuse that made me question if it was on the power circuit (and the fuse switch is wired adjacent to a power socket at ankle height!). Will take the wall light down and have a look at the cable

madmish

Ahh ok thanks for that. Probably just have to get someone to have a look then. Just looking for an option that doesn't involve having to replaster for new cable to be run but I only have two double power sockets in there and they are both in the dwarf wall sections. It is a playroom for my 1 year ol...

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Quick question before I get a sparky out. I currently have a wall light in my conservatory that we don't use as we have had a good conversion and downlights installed. The wall light is operated from a fuse switch in my living room which is located at the side of a single socket. The wall light is t...

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I am trying to improve the efficiency of my central heating but having a few issues. The radiator in the kitchen (extension) has always been cold at the bottom and just warm at the top (never gets hot). I started looking at how to balance radiators and having played around a little with a couple of ...

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