RCD Keeps tripping on new installation
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charles wrote:
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I have!!!! Mandatory and advisory are not the same
thing.
....... 314.1 Every installation shall be divided into
circuits, as necessary, to: (i) avoid hazards and
minimize inconvenience in the event of a fault ...
That, I believe, to be the key point. If there is only
one RCD hazards will be created.
I don't believe there is much of a hazard with only one RCD
but there is an inconvenience.
Hooray!! You are getting it.
But it causes inconvenience. Reg 314.1 (i) applies
It does not. I have explained that in another post.
Would you not consider everthing tripping due to one fault an
inconvenience?
I would but we are talking law here. One RCD on a CU meets the 17th.
I prefer RCBOs on all circuits, butb that is just me wanting the
ultimate - not law.
Even where mains powered smoke alarms are fitted?
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Adam
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