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I had the meter changed so I no longer have economy seven. Both consumer units are live 24/7. I have now put two of the radial socket circuits onto the ring as it was easy to do and gives them RCD protection. The heater circuit has no RCD protection. I will keep the second CCU for the two remaining heaters and reconnect the spare immersion and add an RCD when I upgrade the main consumer unit.
 

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