I presume these days

It's not acceptable to spur it off a lighting feed and requires a separate circuit which would be pricey and messy.

We've still got 70s wiring in here, black and red. I had a sparky in to put a 32a feed in for a induction hob a few years back. He started waffling on about how he'd have to rewire the place when I asked if he could spur a 13a socket off an existing one while he was at it.

I did it myself.

Posted By: Captain Bligh on July 14th 2023 at 07:39:46

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Fucking smoke alarm battery. (n/m) (General Chat) - Captain Bligh, Jul 14, 04:03:16
- Why? Never fuck a battery (General Chat) - ChampsChamps2023, Jul 14, 08:07:15
  - It's inside a butt plug. (n/m) (General Chat) - Captain Bligh, Jul 14, 08:27:46
    - That’s ok then (n/m) (General Chat) - ChampsChamps2023, Jul 14, 09:42:27
- Mains powered is the way to go... (General Chat) - Pixelman, Jul 14, 06:59:30
  - even mains powered smoke alarms have batteries (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Jul 14, 08:49:35
    - The batteries in ours are self charging and will survive the (General Chat) - Pixelman, Jul 14, 09:11:49
      - Don't get him started (General Chat) - Captain Bligh, Jul 14, 09:34:42
  - I guess on balance a chirping alarm every 4 years (General Chat) - Captain Bligh, Jul 14, 07:27:24
  - They still have battery back ups don’t they? In case the fire takes out the power (General Chat) - Old Git, Jul 14, 07:24:13
    - I presume these days (General Chat) - Captain Bligh, Jul 14, 07:39:46
- four words together amazing (n/m) (General Chat) - lord_luck, Jul 14, 06:09:50
  - Your point? (n/m) (General Chat) - Captain Bligh, Jul 14, 08:28:07

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