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Is it o.k. to use a non switched fused connection unit as an emergency light test switch? If not why not?


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    Is it o.k. to use a non switched fused connection unit as an emergency light test switch? If not why not?


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    Why would you want to do that, to answer your question I can't a reason against it has it will still simulate power loss when testing. 


    Regards Ts


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    Zoomup:

    Is it o.k. to use a non switched fused connection unit as an emergency light test switch? If not why not?


    Z.


    Why would you want to do that, to answer your question I can't a reason against it has it will still simulate power loss when testing. 


    Regards Ts


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