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If your Extending or altering a circuit that is on a Rewireable fuse but you need to comply to 17th regulations, Meaning the need for RCD protection, What options do you have getting this to comply??
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Sockets are an exception because you use portable equipment in them then a rcd is always needed now, although in certain situations you can get round this i doubt these exceptions will ever apply to you.So if you run a circuit in trunking YT2 being for socket outlets or lighting circuit then your covered and dont need an RCD?
i asked a similar thing a while ago that said if you add to a circuit you have to make sure the whole circuit complys
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Not quite the guidance given by the Electrical safety council
Here is a link to the relevant page It will advies on a number of solutions
Look at eda 1
Alterations and Additions in Domestic and Similar Premises
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