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beaver74

hi all

im looking for 6A pull core with machanical indicaor no neon as the existing position is line/switch line and earth only and the circuit is rcd protected

any one got any ideas
 
Why not just use a shower pull switch without the shower symbol, they have an on/off indicator, and regards the 6amp bit, what will take more will do less.
 

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