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Is there a requirement stipulating a final circuit supplying only one socket outlet should incorporate a duplicate protective conductor?
It's supplying a washing machine so unless it's faulty that would be fine?Not solely for the reason that there is single outlet, but it may be required of the equipment the socket is intended for has an expected earth leakage greater than 10mA
It's supplying a washing machine so unless it's faulty that would be fine?
Not sure what you mean. A normal radial circuit has only one CPC no matter how many points it serves.If there were two sockets therefore radial circuit a duplicate protective conducter would be incorporated
Diagram attached to viewNot sure what you mean. A normal radial circuit has only one CPC no matter how many points it serves.
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