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Hello I hope you are well, I have a 6mm socket radial with two sockets on the circuit, the circuit Protected by a 32A MCB is it okay to spur clipped direct to one double socket, thanks Andi
 
it is OK IMO, as 1 double socket cannot overload the 2.5mm unless you are plugging in 2 x 3kW heaters, in which case the socket will probably fail first.
 

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