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Hi all

Just wanted to run this by the experts and see whether it would be a problem....

I have a small home studio and in the corners there are stacks of "Rockwool" (it's actual Knauf Rocksilk RS60)that look something like this:

My DIY SuperChunks Plus & Soffit Corner Traps (Pics) - Gearslutz.com

See post #2.

In my room, there is a double socket behind the superchunk. So the socket has rockwool pressed up against it. Up until now I have put those plastic "baby safe" things in and not used the socket. But I have a use for them now. I was hoping to plug in a 4-way switchable extension.


Would it be ok to do this? Could heat or anything else I haven't thought of make it unsafe?

Many thanks

Max
 
Thanks for the replies guys... I think I'll leave it unused rather than have it moved (expense and hassle). It's not essential and I have other options.

I'll do away with the plastic thingie as well.

But while I'm here I'll just double check that it is ok for the sockets to be there as they are now with nothing plugged into them and switched off??


Cheers
 

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