Safety Guidelines for Electrical Installations     Safety Guidelines for Household Electrical Appliances     Home	Plugs   Use 3-pin plugs that comply with relevant safety standards (i.e. BS 546 or BS 1363).     Do not use plugs with cracks, signs of overheating (e.g. discolouration, charring or deformation) or loosen parts.     Replace plugs by qualified persons only.     Adaptors   Use 3-pin adaptors that comply with relevant safety standards (i.e. BS 546 or BS 1363).     Use only adaptors with pin holes accepting either round or rectangular pins and fitted with safety shutters.     Do not use adaptors with cracks, signs of overheating (e.g. discolouration, charring or deformation) or loosen parts.     Replace adaptors if found defective or damaged.     Avoid using more than one adaptor at one socket outlet.     Extension Units   Use extension units that comply with relevant safety standards (i.e. BS 546 or BS 1363).     Use only extension units with pin holes accepting either round or rectangular pins and fitted with safety shutters.     Do not use extension units with cracks, signs of overheating (e.g. discolouration, charring or deformation) or loosen parts.     Replace the whole set of extension unit if found defective or damaged.     Avoid placing extension units in a wet or humid environment (e.g. inside the bathroom or kitchen).     Avoid using adaptors and extension units together.
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