Non-RCD protected circuits

[JohnD]

.... The linked pdf did not state that all circuits need to be RCD protected.

So, you are saying that if the alarm cable is less that 50mm from the surface of a wall RCD need not apply?

looks like a troll to me.

 

[ColinJacobson]

.... The linked pdf did not state that all circuits need to be RCD protected.

So, you are saying that if the alarm cable is less that 50mm from the surface of a wall RCD need not apply?

looks like a troll to me.

You were one of those with attitude I had in mind.

 

[ColinJacobson]

You see, if you have said this -

"I am fitting an alarm in a house for a job and there is no near by power so i need to chase a twin and earth cable in to feed an alarm fused spur, I am aware of the routing of cables in prescribed zones and at no point on the cables run will it be out of a 'safe zone' the cable will be 1.0mm, the run will be 12 meters and the cable will be protected by a 6A over current device, it will be ran within thermal insulation for part of the run and grouped with other cables , does this cable require RCD protection?"

then you could have had a straight answer, you may have had a comment on your cable or over current protective divice too!

The best question was the simple one I asked.

 

[JohnD]

You were one of those with attitude I had in mind.

Still looks like a troll to me.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

The best question was the simple one I asked.

I'm beginning to think I know why you are limited to asking only simple questions....

 

[1john]

The best question was the simple one I asked.

I'm beginning to think I know why you are limited to asking only simple questions....

Elaborate

 

[JohnD]