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Pro Dave  ur trippin' m8!!! NO widow maker cable, NO  moved sockets just an isolated 13A plug was moved from one wall socket to another. nothing live and open to touch except for the plug at the point of plugging in. simples!  

another erroneous assumption. The socket was just at the other side of a cupboard the very next in the ring maybe 2mtrs T&E max and no PD between the two.  you are all reading stuff into this that doesnt exist. By all means ask questions to find out more just dont invent stuff that isn't...

again the why is no concern of yours. You don't know enough about my issue to make that judgement.  FWIW the problem arose yesterday morning. It wasn't a massive deal to power down just a headache I didn't want when I thought there may have been an easy solution. You guys just told me to turn...

LMFAO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!  with the exception of 1 or 2...... you guys top the scales of nastiness!   It just shows that you had no intention of being helpful from the start. Especially you steptoe - if anyone was going to be a murderer it appears it was going to be you with your intentionally...

I took your advice steptoe and it was wrong. It blew the fuse but not before taking out one of the PCs!!!!!! So you either deliberately misled me or you don't know your stuff. 

Finally some help - thanks you. to everyone else.....don't be drama queens! Who's gonna get murdered? - I said I'd dismantle the cable once I'd finished. I've probably had more belts than you've had hot dinners in the past anyway! I can tell you guys don't work on KV rigs! Caravan electricians...

if it was easier to turn off the computers I would have done that. My question is not is this a wise move it is will it work?

well like I said its a domestic environment. Single phase no rcds. You are right they should be on UPS's but they are not. I wouldn't have planned it this way. The PCs are transferring several TBs of data. It will be a headache to restart them and know what has been transferred and what hasn't...

Hi All, I have several computers connected to a trailing socket which takes it's power from a standard wall socket. I need to move the supply of power from this existing wall socket to another wall socket. However I cannot remove power from the trailing socket as the computers need to stay...