Socket outlet in a toilet?

[omega]

Hi all, just wondered if there is any specific guidance in the regs with relation to socket outlets in toilets?
Just in the process of doing a full rewire and the client has requested a socket in an outside toilet, ( new one on me and god knows what they want it for but hey, who am i to pry! ) No bath or shower, just the toilet. Any advice much appreciated guys and gals.

 

[omega]

Cheers for that farmelectrics, much appreciated. As for the other comment, I thought this site was intended for everyone to learn from each other, obviously some people just know it all though don't they?

 

[Andy78]

What does the customer intend to use the socket for

Maybe a kenwood hand blender, for shifting those stubborn beasties that get wedged in the bend.

 

[Farmelectrics]

Thank you andy was the same lines as I was thinking down to the designer so why wouldn't you do it biff very aggressive I must say lol

 

[Farmelectrics]

Omega I for one don't no it all my father ran major contracts for over 30 years and he was still learning the day he retired lol

 

[Badged01]

.... obviously some people just know it all though don't they?

Take it on the chin, its all part of the banter! But at the end of the day pick yourself up and dust yourself down, you will get some good input/suggestions/recommendations making it all worth while (once you've waded thro' some of the other useless cr*p which I know Im guilty of posting from time to time to!!)

As they say, the only stupid question is the one not asked ......

 

[Guest55]

and thats because 99% of domestic wiring enquiries can be answered by simply picking up the OSG and reading ???

i'm afraid im all out of tea , biscuits & sympathy.

;-)

 

[MDJ]

, obviously some people just know it all though don't they?

It was Banter, your about the only one here who didn't get the joke I am afraid lol

 

[Guest55]

ok ok , im sorry for upsetting some posters.

the OP got his answer and were all happy now.

 

[Badged01]

...99% of domestic wiring enquiries can be answered by simply picking up the OSG and reading ???

Dont be giving away trade secrets, I'll miss out on the entertainment coming from 99% of the posts then :sad_smile:

 

[omega]

Biff you need to get yourself a woman and cheer up lad, no good sitting there with your Megger in your hand and thinking your awesome, lol

 

[Guest55]

Biff you need to get yourself a woman and cheer up lad, no good sitting there with your Megger in your hand and thinking your awesome, lol

why not ?
and its a fluke.

 

[Megavolt]

and thats because 99% of domestic wiring enquiries can be answered by simply picking up the OSG and reading ???

i'm afraid im all out of tea , biscuits & sympathy.

;-)

Biff55 now there would be no need for the forum troll with out things like this. You don't want butting out go a job do you. Stop recommending the use of these things like OSG what ever they are :tongue3:

 

[hasel5]

why not ?
and its a fluke.

at leasts it faithful

 

[Badged01]

But it does raise a question why our continental cousins (by their regulations) have to have a socket in a bathroom and strangely enough no one seems to be killed ...... even my missus keeps surviving when I supply her with a long flex hairdrier to use in the bath!

 

[Megavolt]

Biff you need to get yourself a woman and cheer up lad, no good sitting there with your Megger in your hand and thinking your awesome, lol[/QUOTE

Its where the test leads are that worry me ;-)