http://www.kelvatek.com/summary_brochures/Restore.pdf
It should get us out of a problem from time to time
It should get us out of a problem from time to time
Yes, they'd have to ask the neighbour to reset the RCD!
PS Does the Restore plastic box meet the new requirements for fireproof enclosures?
On that subject don't expect to suddenly see hords of metal cut-outs or meters coming into use, they can be a bigger safety risk than not!
I see the point in current limit of 40A just to keep everything running but the RCD at 30 mA is just asking for problems.
We have all seen where we fit new consumer units and the RCD will not hold in on one circuit having one for all circuits you will be visiting every 5 minutes to reset the RCD.
Why does the box need to have an RCD in it in the first place?Trouble is if we try and use it onto a non RCD protected house that has a fault that keeps tripping the device.
That could be interesting!
...the RCD at 30 mA is just asking for problems.
We have all seen where we fit new consumer units and the RCD will not hold in on one circuit having one for all circuits you will be visiting every 5 minutes to reset the RCD.
Why does the box need to have an RCD in it in the first place?Trouble is if we try and use it onto a non RCD protected house that has a fault that keeps tripping the device.
That could be interesting!
I can think of a few reasons.Why does the box need to have an RCD in it in the first place?
Do I take it that you can see both pages/'sides' of the brochure? I can only see the first page/side, the second being blank.... (25m in the default kit but they say extensions are available)
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