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My issue with using a contactor with a remote switch without also using a standard DP isolator is what happens if the contactor gets jammed on. Note that you would not use a domestic DP switch for safe isolation either as you can not lock them off normally.

Exactly, in reality I think I must have disturbed a poor electrical joint in the floor when I walked over the socket.

I gathered that was the most likley reason at the time. To me it was pretty obvious as some houses including mine had power while others did not.

A few years ago, several of my neighbours lost power for about 3 or 4 days over Christmas. If I recall they lost power on the 24th. Lucky I was not affected!

I will be blunt, I want Borris Johnson as PM. Edit: I am conservative leave supporter.

About a month ago, I was in one of the office wings of the building that I work at. Went out the fire exit to enter the internal fire-escape stairwell of the wing that I was in to grab some network cables that were in a box that I needed (box of cables was in stairwell). On coming back into...

More like change for the worst! I don't think Corbyn is a good politician and I don't like his style or approach to politics.

We don't need a general election right now and I certainly don't want one!

You have not had a power outage since the early 70's!, :eek::ROFLMAO: I find that very surprising unless UPS/Generators are involved for your power. I tend to get 2 per year, normally lasting around 5-30 minutes each. Regards: Elliott.

Yes, this is to with an existing door to retro fit a lock to.

Does anyone know of a lock like the one linked below, except that has both sides of the lock connected together for use in a office with a glass to glass sliding door? One side being a key and the other side being a thumb turn...

Check that again! Quote: http://www.wago.ltd.uk/enclosures/wagobox-light/ The WAGOBOX Light junction box is for use with our 224, 260 and 294 Series connectors.

I don't know, perhaps you could stick a low power 24/7 fan on one end to aid natural ventilation :p OR you could juts fill the duct with mouse bait. :D

EU Socket Specs by eveares posted 11 May 2019 at 9:12 PM I was just showing that one can get individually switched Schuko trailing sockets, not that I was suggesting the switches were single pole. (Although I am sure if you buy from less than reputable online sources you could end up with...

Lookie what I found: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/extension-leads-cable-reels/7685412/ :D

Are you sure?: https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/extension-leads-cable-reels/1221088/ (I assume it's a double pole switch coming from RS.)

But what when one encounters a single pole switch/isolator in an extension lead or an appliance, and one has isolated the neutral conductor instead of the line conductor? Feels somewhat inherently risky to have a non polarised plug and socket system.

My only concern would be if you cut the supplied plug off, the manufacturer may and try and claim that doing that invalidates the warranty.

When you fail to read. :oops::notworthy: