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like unicorns, I have seen pictures of these, but cant seem to find a distributor.
can anyone assist ?
at present there is a double socket in place with limited space around it so looking for a combined unit.
I know I can change the back box and put two single units in its place, but saw a few pictures and wondered if they actually exist in the UK
its the plain white
 
why not use one of these. a slight enlargement of the back box hole required:
[ElectriciansForums.net] single fused spur and single socket combined unit do they exist?
 
I am surprised that there isn't a call for this type of thing.Just think,if you wanted to take two spurs off the ring,then you could have a double socket manufactured with a fuse built in and the ring wires would go into LNE as usual but the output to the radials could come from a seperate LNE via the fuse and then out to the spurs.The only problem i can see is the space needed to fit all that into a double box.
 
Although these are mainly used in caravans / motorhomes, would these be of any use?
Just search on eBay for “C line fused / sockets”
[ElectriciansForums.net] single fused spur and single socket combined unit do they exist?
[ElectriciansForums.net] single fused spur and single socket combined unit do they exist?
[ElectriciansForums.net] single fused spur and single socket combined unit do they exist?
 
Spoon said:
Where did you see this?
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i just searched google and it came up on the search picture only unfortunately.
suffolkspark said:
here you go >
Premera Mix Range | Eaton UK - http://www.eaton.uk.com/EatonUK/ProductsSolutions/Electrical/ProductsServices/ResidentialLight-Commercial/WiringAccessories/PremeraMixRange/index.htm
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thanks i have decided to go with the double back box this time due to the job being this week
but will keep this in mind for future

Electric Magic said:
http://cpc.farnell.com/appleby/sfsb637/appleby-dual-dry-lining-box/dp/PL11779
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Thanks that's what ive got and used this time

thanks all for your help just surprises me with the layout in kitchens that there isn't something like this more easily available
 
It's so stupid that these don't exist. It's just so much easier thay chopping out the existing backbox to make room for the bigger one.
 
What sort of back box do you have at the point of localisation surface or flush? you could always swap the existing box for a double accessory box, use one side for the spur unit and the other side fit a single socket
 

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