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On 23/06/2019 00:07, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article , ARW wrote: On 22/06/2019 11:24, Dave Plowman (News) wrote: Any reason why the kitchen sockets have no RCD protection? Possibility of leaking heaters in washing machine, etc? I'm single so don't need to worry about others doing stupid things, and everything is left plugged in anyway. But I might well fit an RCBO to that too now. Fair enough. I was just curious. Although that would have passed the 16th edition if the sockets are not on the ground floor and so unlikely to be used for outdoor equipment. They are. But I have outdoor sockets anyway with their own RCDs - installed before that CU. I know this does not apply to you but that is a good example of why the sockets should be RCD protected in a plebs house. They have say a faulty lawnmower that trips the RCD outdoor socket so they then plug it into a kitchen socket. -- Adam |
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