UK Replacing an LED mirror in ensuite

[yaypeach]

Hi, hoping I can get some suggestions. I am NOT an electrician, so please give me advice in the most basic way possible.
I moved into a house last month, the previous owner had an LED mirror in the bathroom, they took it with them when they left and now my bathroom has a very unaesthetic hole in the wall with a 20A 3-pin electrical connector (according to GPT) sticking out of it. It’s blue and says Click on it. Is it possible to buy a new LED mirror to put back into the same space and wire it up easily?

 

[littlespark]

Can we ask for a photo of the connector? Although I think it’s the common lighting connector socket.

A new lighted mirror may not come with the appropriate plug to fit, and I’m thinking they just put this connector on the cable to make it safe as it was all they had near hand.

I would advise employing an electrician or handyman…. Not just for the electrics, but these mirrors can be heavy and awkward to install

 

[James]

When you have bought a mirror that you like, purchase one of these and it should plug straight into the original socket.

As above, if you are not comfortable physically fitting it and electrically wiring a plug on the new mirror then an electrician or handyman would be a good call.

20A 3 Pin Push Junction Box/Connector (male&female) | Scolmore (CT101C)