cooker point

johnad · 8 Feb 2007

i have a split load consumer unit with 100a main switch and a 80a rcd
im just putting in a 30a cooker point should it be connected to the rcd side on the unit or on the non rcd side i have read that cookers can sometimes cause nuisance tripping of an rcd ?
any advice please

Steve · 8 Feb 2007

if it has a socket, you ought to put it on the RCD, but its best to fit one without a socket so you can put it on the non-RCD side and have no arguements with BCO.

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