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Shower switch short cable
There is about an 8cm gap to the wall, so I might be able to move it closer to try and get some slack. The shower is labelled as 9.5kW, so I bought a 45A switch, which I thought would be suitable, especially as it has the wire screws on the side of the base unit - does it need a 50A?- Dark Eyes
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Shower switch short cable
The switch on my electrical shower has stopped working, so I got a replacement, and when I went to change it, I couldn't pull the switch away from the box further than about 1cm. It seems that the person that fitted it pulled the cable back towards the consumer unit, and didn't consider the...
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