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Please checkout the new poll we will be pushing hard, and want some good stories to come out of this
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Your posts suggest this is way beyond your area of competence and whilst the forum is happy to help DIY members within reason it draws a line under giving step by step advice. You may well be helping your sister but the most appropriate advice is for her to use an electrician who can certify the installation and where necessary notify it to Building Control.
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