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10-08-2008
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 |  Re: Help New Kitchen Ring on 17th Not really mate, its a double insulated fitting, no chance of the conductors connecting to earth, hence there is no need for an earth connection, ideal if you have no earth at fitting  I think that is right, i know i will be corrected if i am wrong  |
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