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I'm fitting a new kitchen and as the light circuit isn't that easy to get to I want to fit a spur off 2 different sockets. My thoughts were to run a spur from each socket and fit a fused switch to feed low voltage led under cabinet lighting. 3 leds under each side. would this be acceptable or should it be done differently. Any advice would be appreciated?
 
as long as you fuse down in the SFCUs to suit the outgoing cables, crack on.
 

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