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Are these not common then?

I'm not questioning you Chris but just curious, why is this standard practice?

correct myself, 17th does state rcd protection to cables less than 50mm in wall

Any fluorescent lighting? Eg kitchen?

Think u also need to check the power rating of the led mirror, you dnt wana end up burnin the cable out or tripping the fuse. Check the wattage of the mirror.

Think u also need to check the power rating of the led mirror, you dnt wana end up burnin the cable out or tripping the fuse. Check the wattage of the mirror.

sorry mcb my mind was elsewhere

Change to an rcbo us stated in 17th unless it's less more than50mm into the wall

A dual supply, one socket 240 volts other 110 volts?

Well it's the shaver unit that uses a transformer at a supply off 110v so by definition a low voltage, so what is that called?

Yeah and ELV shaver unit, common in most houses?!? Or am I saying this wrong? I only want it in my airing cupboard because it is out of the way and with a small flat.

SELV= Seperated Extra low voltage (uses a transformer.) But I didn't think I would have to notity as the work is not going in my bathroom, the airing cupboard is located in the hall way. I know I can take it off the light but as I'm living in a flat with a newly decorated bathroom my...

Hi guys just a bit of help, is it legal to spur off an selv shaver unit from my shower?the isolation point is in my airing cupboard I know I'm gna need an fcu 3a but just wanted to make sure it was legal thanks

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