Once a suitable supply has been found the next task is to isolate the supply to the circuit you are using! If in any doubt, the power to the entire house is turned off. When securing wires ensure that the retaining screw that holds the wire in place is tightened fully and that it has plenty of bare wire to clamp down on to.

Shaver Plug Adaptor, UK 2 Pin to 3 Pin 13A Fuse LENCENT Shaver Plug Adaptor, UK 2 Pin to 3 Pin 13A Fuse

Once in place the cable was then tested to ensure there were no breaks etc. This is a necessary step as once the cable is filled over it’s a nightmare to have to dig it all out if it’s damaged.In both cases, the cables are run down through the ceiling and down a chase cut into the wall to run to both locations

UK 2 to 3 Pin Adaptor Plug For Shavers And Toothbrushes

There are adaptor plugs available to safely convert these to the UK style plug without having to take the existing plug off. I am moving from the Netherlands to Ireland and I bought many European to UK travel adaptors to fit my (European plug) appliances which I'm intending to take with me. They are shaver adaptors with a 1 Amp fuse. Now, after doing some more research, I came to realize that this plug as it is, will do for shavers and electric toothbrushes but not for other appliances. For those "other" appliances that I want to use in Ireland can I change that existing 1 Amp fuse with a 3 Amp fuse or a 5 Amp fuse or a 13 Amp fuse? I am aware and already realize that I cannot use these adaptors for my washing machine and I also do not intend to take my refrigerator with me but what about the rest? shaver adaptors: (e.g. http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=1186&DOY=31m3#features) theese are designed for shavers and can also be used for other very small <1A appliances that do not require earthing and come with a two pin europlug (a relatively thin plug with two thin flexible pins). They are NOT suitable for either applicances that require higher currents or those that require earthing However if you are installing in an upstairs then you may be able to locate a suitable supply in the loft. This is often the easiest route as everything should be much more accessible. Ideally look for a model with double wound isolating transformer, integral overload protection and shutters on the plug inlets to prevent any accidental splashing.As previously mentioned, if you are sing a lighting circuit make sure it’s RCD protected. If it isn’t then you can’t use it. The cable is then normally capped (covered with a protective UPVC capping) or run through some UPVC trunking/pipe to protect it and hold it in place. In this example here we are using an existing lighting circuit so a 1mm twin and earth cable is run out from the top of the ceiling rose, down through the ceiling and down a chase that was cut into the wall.