200W, 10 hours / day, 365 days / year = 730 kWh / year
@ 14p / kWh, = £102.20 / year
Which is about 2% annual return on a £5k investment; I'd rather just keep the £5k in the bank.
Maybe whoever had the house rewired kept their freezer in the cellar. Keeping that circuit off the rcd would prevent a nuisance trip from defrosting all their food.
sounds a reasonably sensible product, just aimed at completely the wrong application.
I.e. instead of the second shower, have a submain feeding all panel heaters, immersion heater etc.
If i understand your diagram - you've taken a live supply into the first socket, then from the neutral of the first to to the live of the second, then taken the neutral of the second back to the rcd?
You haven't shown any earths - is this just for the sake of clarity?
Most products should have built in protection against putting the batteries in the wrong way round - in which case you should be able to just try the adapter with each polarity & see which way works.
fishing line? if you can slide it under then wrap it round a few times, keeping it taught, it might raise the light enough to get a crowbar in underneath
edit: missed 'might' out of last sentence