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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    It’s a correctly fitted external plug socket on the outside wall of the house, served by a consumer unit fitted about 4 years ago. I think I’ll just fit an in-line RCD, won’t do any harm and only costs about £15. Thanks for the advice everyone
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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    I did look at this option, but I think the socket is borderline too far from the router to get a reliable connection and don’t want to open another can of worms
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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    Risks associated with it turning on at an unexpected time are minimal, but thank you for the advice. Soooo, do I need to replace the active RCD plug with an in-line passive RCD? Or just change the plug to a normal one and crack on? The only real concern I have is whether I’m going to get...
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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    Instructions below. If the link doesn’t work, it’s a titan TTB844PMP 750w dirty water pump. I’m happy to replace the plug RCD with a passive (latching) in-line one instead, but won’t if people don’t think it’s needed. https://www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/pa_2655831.pdf
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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    Thanks all for the input. I’ll try and clarify and summarise I have a greenhouse away and uphill from the house. Having tried various options, the best scenario for me is to irrigate from the water butts (next to the house), using a pump on a timer. The dirty water pump I’d prefer to use for...
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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    Thanks for the advice. I actually forgot to mention that the dirty water pump has a float switch, which is another reason for me preferring it over the water butt pump. So the final setup will have both passive RCD and float switch.
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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    Quite. Weird that the pump made specifically for water butts had nothing, but I did buy it second-hand so maybe the instructions specified otherwise. In any case, I’m going to change the outdoor socket to one with an in-built timer, change the active RCD plug to a normal plug, and install an...
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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    Excellent, very helpful. Know exactly how to proceed now, thanks
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    Water pump - RCD tripping

    Hi All Thanks in advance for the help and advice that forums like this provide, I appreciate everyone taking the time to read and respond. I have a water butt that I want to pump from, and I’d like to put the pump on a timer. I have two pumps - one is a dirty water pump, and has an RCD on...
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