Sounds like a plan... he can test the loop impedance at the head end - if that is high then the supplier should fix that free of charge. If that is ok, then its likely to be a fault in your circuit or possibly a faulty socket.
Sounds like a plan... he can test the loop impedance at the head end - if that is high then the supplier should fix that free of charge. If that is ok, then its likely to be a fault in your circuit or possibly a faulty socket.
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