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Well for me it's a separate 20 amp radial, grid switches, and un switched sockets. But to top it off, my local independent wholesaler has a man who can do the engraving on the grid plate.
Looks the nuts, and customers go for it, if sold to them right.
More labour, more money, more consumables and happy customer. Win win.
 

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