Shocking tale of dodgy electrical fittings
The problem is mostly around lighting and cabling. With special feature audio.
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People installing non-compliant electrical fittings risk fire and electric shocks – and may compromise their insurance.
Master Electricians chief executive Neville Simpson says it is becoming an increasing problem.
He says there were some instances earlier this year related to cabling.
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Chris Hutching
Wed, 16 Mar 2016
Wed, 16 Mar 2016
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Shocking tale of dodgy electrical fittings
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