Can anyone tell me if a 10a socket is mounted above reachable height, i.e. not using a step or ladder, does that circuit have to be fitted with a separate isolating switch that is reachable. I want to have a TV mounted above our built in robe in our bedroom.
The Travelling Dillberries said
08:03 PM Jun 12, 2021
The answer is no Ian.
I am qualified to answer the question.
Chris.
Bobdown said
09:03 PM Jun 12, 2021
iana wrote:
Can anyone tell me if a 10a socket is mounted above reachable height, i.e. not using a step or ladder, does that circuit have to be fitted with a separate isolating switch that is reachable. I want to have a TV mounted above our built in robe in our bedroom.
That sounds very high up Ian, much better to mount a TV at just above eye level when seated. Obviously, if you don't have the wall space that's a different story...........your neck
Cheers Bob
iana said
09:44 PM Jun 12, 2021
Thankyou Chris, that's all I need to know. To go in our bedroom, and have an electric reclining bed, just press a button to adjust angle. Not my choice but that's the way it goes.
-- Edited by iana on Saturday 12th of June 2021 09:45:48 PM
Can anyone tell me if a 10a socket is mounted above reachable height, i.e. not using a step or ladder, does that circuit have to be fitted with a separate isolating switch that is reachable. I want to have a TV mounted above our built in robe in our bedroom.
The answer is no Ian.
I am qualified to answer the question.
Chris.
That sounds very high up Ian, much better to mount a TV at just above eye level when seated. Obviously, if you don't have the wall space that's a different story...........your neck
Cheers Bob
Thankyou Chris, that's all I need to know. To go in our bedroom, and have an electric reclining bed, just press a button to adjust angle. Not my choice but that's the way it goes.
-- Edited by iana on Saturday 12th of June 2021 09:45:48 PM