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Wiring desk lamps in series - UK
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I would like to wire a pair of desk lamps in series so that they are powered by a single wall socket and have one switch that activates both lamps. Firstly is this possible and secondly should I use a different fuse in the plug to make sure nothing blows up? Thanks for your help - please bear in mind that I am using UK electricity |
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