AncientMariner:
Can you still get the fuses?
WIth this plug being about the size of a 2amp 3 pin plug, it must have been a bit tight connecting on to the end of a flex for a 240v 2 or 3 kW electric fire?
Finally, in "Teach Yourself Building", did J E MacFarlane refer to plugs, or plugtops?
Clive
Page 167 has an illustration showing the plug and removed fuse pin. This is an "Actual size photograph of domestic PLUG with fused pin withdrawn." Fig. 133.
Plug size - approx. Body depth, front to back only, excluding pins 1 inch and 1/8th. Visible earth pin approx. 7/8th inch long. Height of plug body only, approx. 1 inch and 1/4.
Z.
AncientMariner:
Can you still get the fuses?
WIth this plug being about the size of a 2amp 3 pin plug, it must have been a bit tight connecting on to the end of a flex for a 240v 2 or 3 kW electric fire?
Finally, in "Teach Yourself Building", did J E MacFarlane refer to plugs, or plugtops?
Clive
Page 167 has an illustration showing the plug and removed fuse pin. This is an "Actual size photograph of domestic PLUG with fused pin withdrawn." Fig. 133.
Plug size - approx. Body depth, front to back only, excluding pins 1 inch and 1/8th. Visible earth pin approx. 7/8th inch long. Height of plug body only, approx. 1 inch and 1/4.
Z.
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