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Wiring Regulation: What Cables Can I Hide In A Stud Wall And What Is Best Practice.
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<blockquote data-quote="the_jams" data-source="post: 392000" data-attributes="member: 26200"><p>thanks for your responses, from what I understand and if I concentrate on the T.V power cable to simplify in my head. The in line transformer for the T.V converts I/P (from mains) 240v, 1.4A to O/P 9.5v 6.2A which goes from the other side of the transformer into the T.V. I could cut off the plug from the mains part of this union, wire this into a fused socket spur (taken from the from the dual mains socked on the B-side of the stud wall), tape up and fix the transformer to a joist within the wall and bring the T.V power end out of the A side neatly through the plasterboard on the A-side and into the T.V?</p><p></p><p>If I didn't want a single fused spur and wanted to add the other 3 x equipments' power supplies in the same way as the T.V above and bring them all into a centralised fuse box on the B-side (in effect 4 s fused spur switches) is there anything on the market to cater for this or would the ugly 4 x fused spur switches be the only solution?</p><p></p><p>A sub question regarding safe zones? The safe zone of the dual power socket on the B-side of the wall is vertically central. If I wanted to set up a fused spur for the T.V on the B-side, can I put this within the vertical safe zone of the existing dual socked or does this have to be offset to the safe zone, I became confused in reading?</p><p></p><p>google talks to me in American, I guess it confused my IP address ; -)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="the_jams, post: 392000, member: 26200"] thanks for your responses, from what I understand and if I concentrate on the T.V power cable to simplify in my head. The in line transformer for the T.V converts I/P (from mains) 240v, 1.4A to O/P 9.5v 6.2A which goes from the other side of the transformer into the T.V. I could cut off the plug from the mains part of this union, wire this into a fused socket spur (taken from the from the dual mains socked on the B-side of the stud wall), tape up and fix the transformer to a joist within the wall and bring the T.V power end out of the A side neatly through the plasterboard on the A-side and into the T.V? If I didn't want a single fused spur and wanted to add the other 3 x equipments' power supplies in the same way as the T.V above and bring them all into a centralised fuse box on the B-side (in effect 4 s fused spur switches) is there anything on the market to cater for this or would the ugly 4 x fused spur switches be the only solution? A sub question regarding safe zones? The safe zone of the dual power socket on the B-side of the wall is vertically central. If I wanted to set up a fused spur for the T.V on the B-side, can I put this within the vertical safe zone of the existing dual socked or does this have to be offset to the safe zone, I became confused in reading? google talks to me in American, I guess it confused my IP address ; -) [/QUOTE]
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