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Why quote old data ? DS

It's a double socket =26a DS

But it does :):D DS

If the rcd is tripping will all the appliances unplugged you may have a wiring fault. If the TD socket is getting hot or there is evidence of scorching around socket it could be a loose connection which is arching when under load. You need an electrician to test the wiring and ensure its safe...

Why have you disconnected the earth on the inverter ? I would reconnect that. Have you checked the earth on the sockets in the house ? DS

Have you tried switching off the supply to the garage it must be supplied from the house CU? I would use the switch on the garage CU to ensure no neutral path exists from the house. DS

Is the inverter charger fed via a DP breaker ? DS

Relegate? It's a pleasure. Well, if nothing else your predictable. DS

Jack of all as they say. Are you a master of any ? DS

Such modesty, you would make a great sparky John. DS

Oooh ? :LOL: DS

In stage lighting there is every need to split the load over two rcds, for obvious reasons. DBO :( DS

yes, you've got it ! DS

Mm, is that a fuse supplying that "spur"? Would that be a "fused spur" ? Oh, lets add a switch. That would be a switched- fused- spur ideal if you don't want to use a "plug top" !:ROFLMAO: DS

Cable= Cable, Circuit = Circuit. DS

The 'appliance'. or "load" as you called it :D DS

It's a switched spur, in old money:rolleyes: DS