LED TV from fused switched spur but TV doesn't have earth?

[silver50]

sparkwright

You're probably right, I might be best to go to a little effort to dig back this cable a bit and attach a 13a plug to it, just plugging it in to this socket. Seems 'bout the best plan

 

[sparkwright]

Then make the existing socket a switched fused spur.

Alternatively, assess what's involved in coming from the saniflow unit.

I'm not sure what your knowledge in electrical installation is though, as it may not be as easy as you think.

 

[silver50]

Thanks for all your input, i've got a better idea now. Wish I was just a bit better clued up in examining the electrics and where/how they're ran

My original idea was making that socket the switched fused spur but it would seem less than ideal now because of my two core flex, unless I completely rip it out and change it for 2.5 T&E. Not easy though.

Sticking a plug on it is perhaps best

 

[sparkwright]

No reason you can't wire a 2 core flex into the 'load' side of a switched fused spur if the tv doesn't require an earth.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Where can I find some info on permitted routing for inside this stud partition wall?

In the usual place:




//www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:walls