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Hi, just been asked to install some new EL's, and wasn't sure if I fit the self testing units whether the key switch was still required in the circuit for testing. Thanks
 
If they have built in self test system then there is no need for a test switch , as i understand you can fit them as stand alone units or hook them up to a network,
 

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