Astonishing how many of these lights that you fix to the wall over the bathroom mirror have a shaver socket that is only live when the light is on.
Useless for me as I use it for charging the electric toothbrush. What's also odd is how many bods in lighting shops do the sucking in of breath between the front teeth and give the "No one ever asked that before, Squire" response when I ask if they have a model without this problem.
Any one know of any reason other than cheapskate-ishness they should be wired thus? We just bought one because SWMBO liked it, but needless to say it has the fault. I've modified the wiring now and it functions as desired.