Managed to get a (rubbish) pic from my phone . .
It is a main switch RCD so all circuits are proteted via the 30mA RCD.
6mA RCD for bathroom lights
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It is a main switch RCD so all circuits are proteted via the 30mA RCD.
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Thanks. Right, so that answers the questions. That double-width unit on the right, labelled 'Main Switch' is actually all RCD - so yes, all your circuits, including the lighting one, is protected by that 30mA RCD.
Kind Regards, John.
Cheers chaps
Can go light shopping now
Can go light shopping now
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OK, so all of the installation is protected by an RCD (the MAIN SWITCH at the right hand side of the picture).
So you do not need to change anything.
It is not best practise to have everything on one RCD as a single fault can disconnect all of the electricty to the whole house.
Something that could do with improvement at some time, perhaps?
EDIT: Curses, must type faster!
So you do not need to change anything.
It is not best practise to have everything on one RCD as a single fault can disconnect all of the electricty to the whole house.
Something that could do with improvement at some time, perhaps?
EDIT: Curses, must type faster!
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