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Thanks foxhole, The heater has a PRCD incorporated in the power cord. according the booklet "If the leakage current is detected more than 10mA the device will operate and cut-off the power supply".

Thanks Ragnar_AT, It is connected via this consumer unit in the main house. Next to the main CU under the stairs. I see this one says RCD at least.

Consumer unit in garage

Thanks Taylortwocities, It is a 3m x 0.7m above ground steel frame pool. No deep end or diving boards (sadly). The plug is inside the garage. There is an external plug socket (but this essentially an IP66 rated extension lead, going through the wall into a different plug inside). The spur in...

Thanks Murcochcat, So - I think so, but not entirely sure. I will try and explain the set up as best possible: The electrics in the garage have a consumer unit on the wall in the garage. There is a main/master RCD that says 100A 240/115v, their are 6 smaller RCDs (Ring, Skirting, Heat 1, Heat...

Thanks Blup:

Hi forum, Firstly apologies if the wrong terminology is used, I will clarify if needed. Can I install a normal 3 pin plug where a fused spur once was, for a pool heater? detail below: I have a redundant 13A fused spur which was previously used for an old electric heater*. I have recently...