I've only ever done this once which was for a washing machine... switch-less socket under the counter top with a switch in series before the socket: feed --> 20A DP switch --> socket.
But what if you have, say, a switch-less socket spurred off a ring on "wall A" and require the switch to be on "wall C" (direct opposite wall)... what method would you use for that?
First method that comes to my mind is to have a junction box/Wago connectors at the socket and run a switch line either through the floor or ceiling to opposite wall in the same way a switch line would be run from a light fixture?
Also thinking about it this way makes grid switching seem complex.
Cheers.
But what if you have, say, a switch-less socket spurred off a ring on "wall A" and require the switch to be on "wall C" (direct opposite wall)... what method would you use for that?
First method that comes to my mind is to have a junction box/Wago connectors at the socket and run a switch line either through the floor or ceiling to opposite wall in the same way a switch line would be run from a light fixture?
Also thinking about it this way makes grid switching seem complex.
Cheers.