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Kitchen Upgrade Kit List for Full Rewires

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Streamline full rewires with this Kitchen Upgrade Kit List from MRES Limited. Use the checklist to select items to remove from the standard kit for NCHT16 EK00028 projects. Covers electrical components including mains, breakers and RCBOs, sockets, spurs, alarms, cabling, capping, metal back boxes, fittings and accessories. Designed for electricians managing kitchen upgrades and complete rewires.

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