Discuss 100mA RCD Incomming NOT TT but PME in the Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations area at ElectriciansForums.net

Nope, nothing to do with high Ze, in fact one would expect very low Ze in such situations.
As to the why of it, I have no idea, I do not work for a DNO.
It sticks in my mind because the DNO installed the RCDs, then washed their hands of the devices, handing over ownership to the consumer.
Only mentioned it, as a possible explanation as to why the device is present.
 

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