Power toothbrushes in bathroom (NO shavers only socket)

[robertpstubbs]

From what I can see shaver sockets for bathrooms made to the BS have to incorporate an overload cutout https://professional-electrician.com/technical/socket-outlets-shavers/

If this is the case, I suggest it is OK to plug anything in that doesn't cause the overload to operate.

I had a Philips Sonicare that came with a shaver socket to USB socket transformer (100-240V - 3.5W : 5V - 2.5W) :

 

[MGW]

I had a Philips Sonicare that came with a shaver socket to USB socket transformer (100-240V - 3.5W : 5V - 2.5W) :

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That is not a shaver plug, that is a IEC C type plug it should not be supplied with items for use in the UK and the pin sizes don't quite match shaver socket plugs but will normally fit.

 

[robertpstubbs]

That is not a shaver plug, that is a IEC C type plug it should not be supplied with items for use in the UK and the pin sizes don't quite match shaver socket plugs but will normally fit.