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I am testing a new build installation of 90 flats all the flats have 1 16a Rcbo when I test the tripping times I get a higher reading at 5x than 1x on all 90 flats they r all wylex can anyone help me on this matter
 
Yes but took max readings never come across this before
Of course I understand your post, it is out of sync although well withing regs, I would have ramp tested them myself after to see what the actual trip time were, I would suggest at a guess 20-22 was the reading in ms.
 

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