Waste grinder under sink
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Look at this video.
In Sink Erator Food Waste Disposer M55, 0050375002123
It looks like it is a pretty atandard switch wired a bit away from the unit pretty much where ever you want it.
Think the long and the short of it is use a waterproof switch if your going to put it somewhere likely to get wet all the time.
If it's being put somewhere a bit more protective then just use a standard switch.
Hope this helps
Wizbit
In Sink Erator Food Waste Disposer M55, 0050375002123
It looks like it is a pretty atandard switch wired a bit away from the unit pretty much where ever you want it.
Think the long and the short of it is use a waterproof switch if your going to put it somewhere likely to get wet all the time.
If it's being put somewhere a bit more protective then just use a standard switch.
Hope this helps
Wizbit
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BS7671 does not exclude sockets spurs etc from being installed under sinks etc. The equipment must however be suitable for the environment.
In my opinion, best practice would be a splashproof switched spur feeding the waste disposal but only because theres a possiablity of switching on/off with wet hands.
A normal switched spur located away from any potential leak areas. Oh yeah make sure the sink unit is sealed properly.
In my opinion, best practice would be a splashproof switched spur feeding the waste disposal but only because theres a possiablity of switching on/off with wet hands.
A normal switched spur located away from any potential leak areas. Oh yeah make sure the sink unit is sealed properly.
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