fitting a pull switch on shower
- Thread starter halfax
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Yes.
It's a bit pointless, as both would need to be on for the shower to work.
Why not just get rid of the one outside, or re-use it in the new location in the bathroom?
It depends on where the cables run - you might need a longer one you might not, but your electrician will be able to extend it if necessary.
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