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    UK Electric shower disconnetion

    I don't own a neon screwdriver as I've read about them not being safe, but I'm glad you've warned me against using the multimeter, as I was under the impression they were ok to check for power, thanks for that info. I shall look into buying the fluke tester now.
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    UK Electric shower disconnetion

    Wow! That was a quick reply I'm impressed, I do have a multimeter for checking if there is any power present , although that said I would have switched all the power off at the consumer unit as you suggested anyway, thank you very much for your reply I appreciate it?
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    UK Electric shower disconnetion

    Good morning everyone! Got a question for you, I'm currently remodelling my bathroom and the electric shower is being removed and a thermostatic shower type mixer tap is replacing it. My question is can i just disconnect the cable going from the shower to the load side of the pull chord isolator...

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