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Anyone else surprised by the review of Am3 DB's in this months PE?
Page 26 Hager review.
"There are only two neutral bars which means, in the unfortunate event of an earth fault on a circuit and remedial work is to be continued, this circuit cannot be wired in"


So are they suggesting a faulty circuit can be connected to a non RCD protected way to get it going as a temporary measure?
 

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