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What are you trying to do?, a double wall socket probably requires two feeds for both sockets to work - depends on the exact socket, and what you're wanting to do.
What are you trying to do?, a double wall socket probably requires two feeds for both sockets to work - depends on the exact socket, and what you're wanting to do.
Thank you for your answer
I am trying to get 2 females to work off from one feed so that I do not need a Y connector what you are saying I need to have 2 feeds for each female work
Thank you for your answer
I am trying to get 2 females to work off from one feed so that I do not need a Y connector what you are saying I need to have 2 feeds for each female work
It depends what exact socket you have, the normal one just has inputs for two separate wires, or you can get them with a splitter built-in, or with a diplexer built-in (TV/FM).
The one I bought is this one so I need two feed cables
with two completely separate coax sockets and screw terminals at rear for two separate cables. Overall size 86mm square. Depth from rear of plastic face 15mm.
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