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Delboy247
Anything wrong with having a un switch spur behind an intergrated appliance as it can be tight having a 13 amp socket cheers.
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not a good idea. that would knock out all sockets on that circuit.Technically the device in the CU offers isolation.
agreed, the socket could be blanked though, using wagos to connect, and could easily then be reinstated if required.That's why I said technically.
Your suggestion to spur off the existing socket to another cupboard sounds favourite.
I'd consider not blanking off the existing socket for future use, unless that socket is itself a spur.
Technically the device in the CU offers isolation.
Connections must be accessible.
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