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Far too elaborate. We don't have fancy things like that in Barnsley.
Round that neck of the woods they are most likely to be on the outside and made of metal
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Far too elaborate. We don't have fancy things like that in Barnsley.
I would have thought that if supplied by an isolating transformer, the shock risk would be negligible if the output is not ground referenced.What happens if it is broken - (may have been asked already) - is there any electric shock risk?
Round that neck of the woods they are most likely to be on the outside and made of metal
I would have thought that if supplied by an isolating transformer, the shock risk would be negligible if the output is not ground referenced.
in my opinion, the most dangerous electrical fitting in most houses is the good old BC lamp holder. possible to access live terminals without any special tool by untrained people often working in the dark.
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