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J.C.E

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Been asked to light up a road hoarding covering a skip for soil of a basement dig- not done this before.
Am I correct in thinking it is common practice to just take 110v builders lights over to it- rather than taking 230v over a public pathway!

Thanks

J
 
110v sounds right if it's a building site.

Over a public footpath though?
 

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