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sparxy

I have been asked to test a touring caravan for a friend.

Question is if I hook up to the house supply how do I test the caravan RCD without tripping the house RCD?

Many thanks in advance for any answers.
 
For testing puposes you can either; (safely) install a temporary supply on a non-rcd protected MCB or (very temporarily & as a last resort) by-pass the rcd within the board
 

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