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you know what us norfolk boys are like
 
i would say that from what the regs say, a spur per socket, or a fused spur per socket which can have an unlimited number of sockets from it because the fused spur is limiting the sockets to 13Amps.

Dave
 
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The two questions I would ask myself would be

Q1 Is it dangerous? A No
Q2 Does it contravine BS7671? A Not to my knowledge

Jason' s origional question was 'why not?'

So despite the problems that may be involved terminating 4 cables in single terminals, and therefore 'not good practice', I do not know of any reason 'why not'.
 

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