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I,ve just checked the power consumption and it states in the manual that maximum is 45W and Power Saving is <3W

It actually right upto the celing. Yeah I could put the socket as close as I could to the ceiling without the use of trunking. It's all coming together now. Ahhh! I've got to run an aerial to the tele, I could run this in some thin trunking couldn't I.

I've just checked the plug and it does use a 10A fuse. Do you think this should be OK just to chop off then. Your advice is much appreciated. Are you a qualified sparky? You seem to know your stuff?

So I could put this round pin socket, its going to have to be wall mounted just behind my tele and run trunking into the loft. Thats a great idea. Actually thinking about it could I put the socket in the loft so that just the trunking is showing behind the tele?

Does it matter that the plug at the moment uses a 10A plug. I suppose I just cut the plug off the cable that is supplied and replace it with a 5A plug then don't I?

The tele shoudn't need to be unplugged anyway as it is wall mounted. So instead of having a plug showing could I just hardwire it into the lighting circuit or would this be a bad idea. Thanks for your advice so far.

I cant plug the tele into a mains socket, as the tele will be high up on my bedroom wall, this means a long wire running all round the bedroom to the socket. It would easier and neater to drill upwards to access the light circuit.

Could I run a small television that is hardwired into a 5A FCU onto the lighting circuit. Or is this not pheasable.

What does an FCU do exactly?

How does the aerial actual connect to the antenna?

Hi There, I am just wondering. I am installing a tv in my bedroom, but want to connect to the aerial on my roof to get a good picture. I was thinking of breaking in to my existing aerial that runs downstairs with a Y adaptor. The problem is there are some aerial cables more expensive than...

I think it is a scart, but it does have an rf out on the digibox, I think

I don't mind watching the same thing upstairs as long as we get freeview. How do I do this please. Cheers,

I have a freeview box on my television downstairs. Is there anyway of getting freeview on my television upstairs using the same freeview box. Cheers, Simon.