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Good evening,

I have a job coming up replacing multiple Fluorescent lamps and ballasts etc with LED one ended t8 lamps. I have just had a sudden thought whether or not the previous holders are likely to be shunted or not (I should have checked beforehand). Obviously Ill have to check these on the day but I am wondering does anyone know where is the best place to pick up non shunted lamp holders if needs be.


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