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On it's own circuit? Not a bad idea, but I suppose it could still be affected by other neutral/earth faults on other circuits?
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On it's own circuit? Not a bad idea, but I suppose it could still be affected by other neutral/earth faults on other circuits?
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No, don't think it should. The socket would be non RCD protected (ooo er!) - i use a plug in RCD for checking RCD function.
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