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I think the NH parts are the newer version of the old NS ones so they should fit, but the front sticks out more. But then again I did not realise there were RCBOs for the NS type Wylex but I am probably thinking of the old NN range.
 
You could use Havell's RCBO'S (DENMANS STOCK THEM) as they where the original manufacturer for Wylex they have since gone on their own since Wylex now use Siemens, the Havells ones are a direct fit
 

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