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Yep. A socket is a socket.

So, a 110v yellow socket is the same as a blue 230v commando socket which therefore is also the same as a bs1363? Bugger, I've been doing it wrong for so long.....
 
The back box is a dual backbox slightly wider than a standard double back box allowing 2 single face plates to be fitted, be they single socket outlet, flex outlet or FCU.
Or you could use one of these
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And have a double socket and a spur
 
Just thinking about every point being a spur off the rfc, and no actual points as part of the rfc…..

What if you want to add an additional socket or point next to an existing?
You would have to go to the joint box rather than a local socket.
 

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