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{{Note|type=info|text='''Note:''' It is inadvisable to use a variable resistance or rheostat as, in the event of one plug lead becoming accidentally detached (or the plug element failing) excessive voltage will be applied to the other plug. The alternative is to use a separate battery and rheostat for each plug.}}

Note: It is inadvisable to use a variable resistance or rheostat as, in the event of one plug lead becoming accidentally detached (or the plug element failing) excessive voltage will be applied to the other plug. The alternative is to use a separate battery and rheostat for each plug.

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	{{Note\|type=info\|text=Note: It is inadvisable to use a variable resistance or rheostat as, in the event of one plug lead becoming accidentally detached (or the plug element failing) excessive voltage will be applied to the other plug. The alternative is to use a separate battery and rheostat for each plug.}}		{{Note\|type=info\|text='''Note:''' It is inadvisable to use a variable resistance or rheostat as, in the event of one plug lead becoming accidentally detached (or the plug element failing) excessive voltage will be applied to the other plug. The alternative is to use a separate battery and rheostat for each plug.}}