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I have an FCU, through my conservatory wall.. it was intended to be for a pond pump, but, can I, have a set up where I can use the same FCU, but switch between the pond pump and a light in a lamp post thing? I appreciate any advice!
 
Is this the same as this thread?
 
Is this the same as this thread?
No, but a continuation.. now I'm safe with the FCU, I want to switch between the pond and a lamp
 

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