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    broadgage:

    For new or re-wired home, at least two twin sockets should be provided next to the likely bed position, three would be better.


    Three!!! I have a mains powered wireless and a lamp beside my bed. Nothing else is necessary. ?


    By contrast, when I rewired Daughter's house I put in 4 double sockets beside each desk in their wee office at home.


    For my own part, I have a couple of 6-way extension leads and several 2-way adapters. ?


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    broadgage:

    For new or re-wired home, at least two twin sockets should be provided next to the likely bed position, three would be better.


    Three!!! I have a mains powered wireless and a lamp beside my bed. Nothing else is necessary. ?


    By contrast, when I rewired Daughter's house I put in 4 double sockets beside each desk in their wee office at home.


    For my own part, I have a couple of 6-way extension leads and several 2-way adapters. ?


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