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bazzer: Getting a bit off topic now, but that's not the point for me. I'm trying to keep the power stuff away from the rest of the equipment, so I was going to house the power board in the adjacent room and run all the power cables though to there. There must be a legal way to do it? It can't be any worse than the mass of cables most people have under their computer/AV equipment.
richms: Make the hole large enough to pass the plug thru so its not becoming fixed wiring was what I was told to do - easy for a figure 8 - not so for something with a fixed power cable with the stupidly oversized NZ plug on it.
From what I have being told, if something is fixed to the wall and needs tools to remove it, then it should not be powered from a plug - I know it was intended to cover heated towel rails and extractor fans, but my non-usual sparky I was asking didnt know what the hell it meant for tvs and projectors which are not normally on keyhole mounts so are in theory a fixed appliance so need a permanant connection unit.
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