Personally I'd say the *best* way is to use all RCBOs, that way if one trips, it only affects the circuit that caused it to trip, rather than everything else. If (for cost reasons or whatever) you use a dual RCD board then yes, it is best to put the lights and sockets on opposing ones...
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Personally I'd say the *best* way is to use all RCBOs, that way if one trips, it only affects the circuit that caused it to trip, rather than everything else. If (for cost reasons or whatever) you use a dual RCD board then yes, it is best to put the lights and sockets on opposing ones...
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Neither of which are relevant to what the regulations say about SELV installations....
No - they are designed to meet, and properly deal with, the requirements in the relevant standards for SELV sources.
No - it they are CE marked and say "SELV" then they are SELV.
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