Plug top where I come from.It' a plug. A plug top is the cover of the plug.
Plug top in my wholesalers.
Plug top.
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Plug top where I come from.It' a plug. A plug top is the cover of the plug.
I certainly understand it has been wrong for decades. Time to learn from those mistakes methinks.
I wouldn’t say so the 20A switch is simply a replacement for a socket and the socket switched by the 20A switch is effectively an unfused spurRe the argument about above worktop isolators; a lot of my customers didn't like them, so a socket in an adjoining cupboard is sufficient.
Re the OP's question; App 15 is the informative guide to spurs off RFC. Would a 20A DP switch, followed by a 13A socket could be construed as more than outlet? Done it loads myself, but perhaps thats his sparks thinking.
that's what I doSorry but that’s not correct. They are required by Scottish Building Standards, so the statement isn’t actually correct.
Mandatory Standard 4
4.8.5 Access to manual controls
...Where sockets are concealed, such as to the rear of white goods in a kitchen, separate switching should be provided in an accessible position to allow appliances to be isolated.
Fixtures (sockets/switches) etc should be acted at lease 150mm above he worktop. (I've paraphrased that whole paragraph).
I appreciate you don’t have to fit them in England and Wales as far as I know? Either way it’s good practice for emergencies. I think little sparks comments are very pertinent. Do you not fit shower isolator switches in bathrooms or oven isolators in kitchens then?
To the op - if your electrician has an issue with the switches and the supply cable to the load not being protected why no incorporate a FCU module into the grid switch?
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