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Do I have to fit RCD's in my 1930's house ?

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Start date Mar 24, 2022
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There is no requirement to fit RCDs in your 1930's house, but it would be the most cost effective upgrade to your safety and security that you could ever do.
I've not installed a domestic circuit not protected by a RCD for around 40 years.

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