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Use quality switches and outlets as these items are vital for your safety:
• Outlets equipped with automatic shutters to prevent children from inserting fingers or objects into the holes
• All plastic parts must be strong enough to withstand blows
• All lighting and power grids screwed securely to mounting brackets

All switches and outlets in your home must be protected by a 30mA Residual Current Device (RCD).

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Replace faulty components:
Replace any outlets, light fittings, extension leads and appliances that are showing any signs of wear and tear, including cracks, sticking or lose switches, and split or crushed electrical leads.

Safety first :
If you do this on your own, always wear protective gloves, use insulated tools, and switch the power off at the switchboard.

The bathroom is the most dangerous room in the home. Why? Because when your skin is wet, your body is extremely sensitive to electric current.

Safety standards
Volume 0: No electrical parts at all

Volume 1: within reach from the bath or shower with arms up
• Only 12V isolated fittings (SELV* supply)

Volume 2: maximum reach from the bath or shower
• Transformer isolated sockets (“razor” type)
• Class II insulated lighting and heaters

All switches and outlets in your bathrooms must be protected by a 30mA Residual Current Device (RCD).