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  • Ok - thanks all. I do the occasional project in there, so I want decent light, just don't want the hassle of get the whole shed properly wired in

    just a normal fitting with a plug instead of wiring it into a switch etc

    just put up a pendant with a big led bulb up plugged into the extension cord with an in-line switch.

    I think this answers my question - sounds like I can just wire a standard bulb pendant onto a three pin plug rather than into a light switch on the wall.

    Voltage (current?) is a total mystery to me - I wasn't sure if it would work / burn the shed down.

  • Yes that's all good just pop a 3 amp fuse into the plug instead of the13 amp that is likely to be in . Also if using power out side make sure your sockets in the house are rcd protected or just get a rcd plug

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