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Hi, my son's bedroom has no plug sockets at one side of the room. But I'd like to plug a bedside lamp and some LED lights in at that side of the room. Obviously I can run an extension lead from a socket on the other side of the room.
Would it be an option to run some cable or flex with a plug on, from the socket and attach a double socket at the other side of the room to use?
Any help and advise appreciated.
Thanks
 
Hi, my son's bedroom has no plug sockets at one side of the room. But I'd like to plug a bedside lamp and some LED lights in at that side of the room. Obviously I can run an extension lead from a socket on the other side of the room.
Would it be an option to run some cable or flex with a plug on, from the socket and attach a double socket at the other side of the room to use?
Any help and advise appreciated.
Thanks

How is a plugged in double socket better or preferable to a plugged in extension lead ?
 
Because I already have a double socket, cable and trunking so it saves me ÂŁ20 on a 4/5 metre extension. If it is safe to do and I use the right cable.
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Just wanted to ask the cable to use and the safest and correct way.
 
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