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redundant socket

ballystephen · 2009-12-03 20:09:24

Hi Guys I am currently fitting my own kitchen and it just so happens there is a double socket which will be hidden by a new eye level built in oven. Can this socket take the heat or what should I do? Regards

03-12-2009 8:09pm

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ballystephen

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Hi Guys
I am currently fitting my own kitchen and it just so happens there is a double socket which will be hidden by a new eye level built in oven. Can this socket take the heat or what should I do?
Regards

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#2 03-12-2009 10:01pm

Rev. BlueJeans

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I'd imagine it would be fine. A suitable rated joint box and blank faceplate could be fitted if you feel the need.

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#3 04-12-2009 9:55am

ballystephen

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Thank you Reverend

I will go ahead and install the oven with confidence.

Regards
BS

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#4 04-12-2009 8:05pm

Davy

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Would you not move it, so your not down a socket?

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