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TT Tiki Trav Tiki Socialite NSW Central Coast, Australia Joined: Sep 25, 2006 Posts: 640	TT Tiki Trav Posted posted on Thu, Mar 10, 2011 12:58 AM When I recently decfided to wire a switch into my TV/fishtank for the light/filter I found it very hard to find any info on how to wire anything using mains power (240v here).. for a good reason i guess, it's clearly dangerous and NOBODY wants to be responsible for providing info to someone that is not a licenced electrician and the possible outcomes. I recommend using extension leads and power strips to get the power to where you need it and getting creative with how you hide it.. its also easier to change/move stuff if its not hard wired.. you can just unplug it..

When I recently decfided to wire a switch into my TV/fishtank for the light/filter I found it very hard to find any info on how to wire anything using mains power (240v here).. for a good reason i guess, it's clearly dangerous and NOBODY wants to be responsible for providing info to someone that is not a licenced electrician and the possible outcomes.

I recommend using extension leads and power strips to get the power to where you need it and getting creative with how you hide it.. its also easier to change/move stuff if its not hard wired.. you can just unplug it..

Post #579683 by Tiki Trav on Thu, Mar 10, 2011 12:58 AM