Question, Nothing to do with Surfs

[Philip]

I am sure some learned member will know where i can find out how many households their are in UK and S Ireland app.
Even better, how many 3 pin plugs are sold in the UK each year. An approximation would be fine!!!!
Thanks Philip

[dieselboy]

Even better, how many 3 pin plugs are sold in the UK each year. An approximation would be fine!!!!
Thanks Philip

im guessing 100 billion, million and two!

so thats 100,000,000,000,000,002

approximately

[MattF]

Dare we ask why?

[BUSHWHACKER]

I bought two last week-end, the black rubber ones if that helps.

[yoshie]

I fear Dragons Den maybe calling him.

[KERRSURF]

thats exactly what I thought...lol

[Philip]

Not telling, SO THERE !!!! But whose got the camera in my house???

[KERRSURF]

Canny wait! are you gonna share it with us first? Honest we wont say anything.

[JUDWAK]

The British Standards 1363 plug. [12] This design is not only used in the United Kingdom and Ireland, but also in Sri Lanka, Bahrain, UAE, Qatar, Yemen, Oman, Cyprus, Malta, Gibraltar, Botswana, Ghana, Hong Kong, Macau, Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Iraq, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. BS 1363 is also standard in several of the former British Caribbean colonies such as Belize, Dominica, St. Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada. It is also used in Saudi Arabia in 230v installations although 110V installations using the NEMA connector are more common.

with all those places thats the 3 pin plug is sold must be a lotof sales
the leading companys are legand and RS both hide there sales figers

[dieselboy]

The British Standards 1363 plug. [12] This design is not only used in the United Kingdom and Ireland, but also in Sri Lanka, Bahrain, UAE, Qatar, Yemen, Oman, Cyprus, Malta, Gibraltar, Botswana, Ghana, Hong Kong, Macau, Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore, Kenya, Uganda, Nigeria, Iraq, Tanzania and Zimbabwe. BS 1363 is also standard in several of the former British Caribbean colonies such as Belize, Dominica, St. Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Grenada. It is also used in Saudi Arabia in 230v installations although 110V installations using the NEMA connector are more common.

with all those places thats the 3 pin plug is sold must be a lotof sales
the leading companys are legand and RS both hide there sales figers

so i was right then!

[Philip]

Unfortunately if you make something public knowledge then you can't Patent it. All i can say is, the Forum will be first to know and maybe even test out. Strange but i do feel everyone on the forum is a friend even though only met a few members.
Philip

[dieselboy]

is it going to be a super spanky plug fuse changer?

[Philip]

All i will say is it needs a kite mark.