RCBO marking.
 

Just fitted a couple of RCBOs to an older split load CU on the non RCD
protected side. And was curious about how the terminals are labelled.

The output terminals (load) are marked Load N and Load 2. Why not Load L?

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RCBO marking.
 

On 21/07/2019 13:39, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Just fitted a couple of RCBOs to an older split load CU on the non RCD
protected side. And was curious about how the terminals are labelled.

The output terminals (load) are marked Load N and Load 2. Why not Load L?


Manufacturing typo?

For several year Crabtree could not correctly spell "kitchen" on the
labels that are supplied with a new CU

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Adam

RCBO marking.
 

On 21/07/2019 13:39, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Just fitted a couple of RCBOs to an older split load CU on the non RCD
protected side. And was curious about how the terminals are labelled.

The output terminals (load) are marked Load N and Load 2. Why not Load L?


Is it definitely L2 and as opposed to N/L1 and L2 which I've seen on
RCBOs somewhere?

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Robin
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RCBO marking.
 

Robin wrote:

Is it definitelyÂ* L2 and as opposed to N/L1 and L2 which I've seen on
RCBOs somewhere?

presumably it's a crabtree starbreaker?

the terminal markings in all their photos are

line 1
load 2
load N

RCBO marking.
 

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ARW wrote:
On 21/07/2019 13:39, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
Just fitted a couple of RCBOs to an older split load CU on the non RCD
protected side. And was curious about how the terminals are labelled.

The output terminals (load) are marked Load N and Load 2. Why not Load
L?


Manufacturing typo?

It's both engraved on the unit and in the instructions.

For several year Crabtree could not correctly spell "kitchen" on the
labels that are supplied with a new CU

Oh dear. ;-)

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RCBO marking.
 

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Andy Burns wrote:
Robin wrote:

Is it definitely L2 and as opposed to N/L1 and L2 which I've seen on
RCBOs somewhere?

presumably it's a crabtree starbreaker?

Yup.

the terminal markings in all their photos are

line 1
load 2
load N

Yup. Was just curious.

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Dave Plowman London SW
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