Completely different. Lights are a safety essential. A 20a radial is not.
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- Thread starter crystal ball
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Yes Winston1 that is as I said true, but a 13 amp socket does NOT overload the circuit. It is only the LOAD that is plugged in to that socket that can overload the circuit.
Yes but if that 13a socket is not incorrectly wired into the lighting circuit that won't happen would it?
Did you campaign against the fitting of MCBs on lighting circuits, in the days when people used to have incandescant lamps with filaments in them?
Where has this
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It is not a fetish. It is a real risk. I have seen it happen.
in the dark and he can see, pity he cannot see the reality of life.
Who?
Cor deary me If I made a fuss as big as you every time a MCB tripped I'd be a nervous wreck. Stop being a silly whimp and grow up.
Are you really so short sighted you can't tell a reply is aimed at the commentator.
You Winston1
You are misguided and wrong.
If I am misguided and wrong then so be it, I can at least take comfort from knowing that many professional electricians are also ( in your opinion ) misguided and wrong.
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