There is no isolation switch with scolding. You have to shoot, stab. stomp or strangle the scolder.
So you were stupid enough to buy that house and didn't change it.
Tho I spose someone might have a heart attack in the depths of winter in that frigid island that you infest.
Everyone doesn't.
That's because they drown, stupid.
Still accessible. Even you should be able to manage that.
That's not the reason for the pull cord on the switches inside the bathroom.
It turns off the electrical heating of the water in the shower.
Some not in england go even further
Heating the water.
That's not a lady. She's very unlikely to wearing a tiara in the shower.
Even Liz doesn't. Or the bath either.
That in itself probably breaks some silly regulation.
The neon is optional in uk regs.
Not nice to scold someone who has just been electrocuted in the shower, you should be scolding the one who perpetrated that abortion.
Not when the microwave is on fire or electrified, which is presumably what the silly rule is for.
So you can see if its off when it has been turned off in the CU and you are about to turn it on again in the CU. A neon can't do that.
A Jap would at least have the decency to disembowel itself.
Do that in the shower with it turned off to make it easier to clean up the mess.
So what is?
It isnt a silly rule.
I can't understand how that can work with no earth. Is the water coming out of the shower when unearthed not at about 120 volts (the average of the heating element voltage)? That would give you more than a tingle.
Daft, as it's easier to see. I saw one with a silly plastic 0 and 1 indicator once, and I assumed it was just cheap shit.
Like I said, so you don't use the switch dripping wet just out of the shower.
Spanking someone when they're all wet is more fun.
Under what circumstance would you need this?
Surely having it on would rinse away the blood.
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