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21-03-2005, 9:01 AM
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| Member | best way to connect a wall mounted plasma
i am soon going to be wall mounting my pw7 and a little confused as to which would be the best solution to wire up the power. is it a case of exteding the power cable and then plugging it into the mains or is there a better solution. i have a mains socket below where the plasma is going to be mounted, could i wire it up directly to the mains?
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