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![]() There seems to be a surge breaker there and also, the transformer would be able to take alot more than 240v so I would have no worry plugging in a laptop or a mobile charger.
Something else with a direct line from the socket, I am not so sure. Things you'd have on a DART like a hairdryer or a toaster. ![]() |
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![]() All the sockets have clever circuit breakers, essential since in theory a defective device leaking to earth plugged in could shut the entire train down since the safety devices on board would think its the train. The P11 plan to cause commuter chaos is again thwarted
![]() Any house built or rewired in the last 20 years has the exact same fitted but its hidden on the fuse board marked ELCB |
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I'm going to take my toaster on the dart the next time i go. monday or tuesday, mid afternoon, pearse to howth. who knows where, but it'll be fun. |
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