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Can anyone tell me what this is?

7 years ago

Just moved into a property and there is a light switch which I've been told controls this light. Please how do I make use of it? How do I connect a bulb? What do I need to buy and from where? Do I need an electrician to fit it?

Thanks in advance!

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Carla
7 years ago
Husband is an electrician - he says take the photo into an electrical wholesaler. He thinks it's klix or something similar.
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