Grid Switch In Kitchen

securespark · 4 Apr 2007

Cannot work out why there is only one fuse in the grid...

plugwash · 4 Apr 2007

if the fridge/freezer and washing machine have a plug and socket connection then that will provide the fuse so there is little point in a second one. The cooker hood on the other hand is probablly wired in so it makes sense to put the fuse for it in the grid.

securespark · 4 Apr 2007

What I'm saying is that while they had the opportunity, they could have put all the fuses above the 'tops...

Adam_151 · 4 Apr 2007

Either that, or the whole lot is spur and the fuse protects the whole lot

Don't like the full size rocket switch for the fridgefreezer though, if I was doing it, I'd probably try and use one of those 'secret' key switches

RF Lighting · 4 Apr 2007

Adam_151 said:
Don't like the full size rocket switch for the fridgefreezer though,

For those who dont know, this is a rocket switch

davy_owen_88 · 4 Apr 2007

Those MK b*st*rds think of everything!

Taylortwocities · 4 Apr 2007

RF, you've got way too much time on your hands, fancy chasing out some walls for me to keep yourself out of mischief?

securespark · 4 Apr 2007

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