shower switch where can i put?
- Thread starter halfax
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If you put it downstairs you may find you have to run down stairs dripping wet with just a towel round you when the shower needs to be turned off due to a fault in it. The switch is a safety isolator in case the shower faults and cannot be turned off at the shower.
If the cord keeps breaking then
[1] train the family not to do Tarzan swings on it
[2] fit a weak link near the top so the next time it breaks ( assuming training the family was unsuccessful ) you can replace just the weak link and not the entire cord and switch.
If the cord keeps breaking then
[1] train the family not to do Tarzan swings on it
[2] fit a weak link near the top so the next time it breaks ( assuming training the family was unsuccessful ) you can replace just the weak link and not the entire cord and switch.
So is it a device for emergency switching, needing to comply with 537.4?
H
holmslaw
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G
Goldberg
Safety isolator? I really don't think it is.
halfax said:
If you ensure that the cable is hanging vertically when it's pulled, then it will last for many years.DIYnot Local
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