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Rcd not tripping x5 over 40ms any ideas? Changed rcd same problem,cheers guys
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whats the Ze?...whats it doin at X1?Rcd not tripping x5 over 40ms any ideas? Changed rcd same problem,cheers guys
(1) faulty RCD, (2) Dodgy test kit, (3) dodgy spark, (4) what's the reading with no circuits connected? (5) x half and x 1 readings please, that's 5 questions to start, answer them and then we can move on to phase 2Rcd not tripping x5 over 40ms any ideas? Changed rcd same problem,cheers guys
Good manThere 2morrow now just off to rewire a shop lighting circuit... No rest for the wicked.. Let you no 2 mora... Cheers
well if this is the case then you`v surely got 2 30mA RCDs in series....Wil do thanks.. Just reading the thread below domestic rcd,s.. I've put in a 17th board dual rcd,s but there is another rcd in the loft for the shower Which is on the same side.. But then there is another one in the garage on the other one and that sides working fine... It's rcd crazy now!! Lol ..after reading that I think I shud disconnect both the rcd,s loft and garage try again if not then as you said disconnect load and try at board... Thank you ..
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