RCD or not RCD

Click-Sure · 16 Mar 2008

Got to go on the rcd side then I'm afraid matey.

Just because if powers a cooker at the moment doesn't mean it could be used to power equipment outside one day.

I hate sockets on cooker switches.

333rocky333 · 16 Mar 2008

afswift said:
yes it does have, got a kettle plugged in.

Many on the forum will say that needs rcd protection then

How many ways in this ccu

afswift · 16 Mar 2008

mmm good job i aint cut the bus bars to size yet then!! will put the cooker on the RCD!

Its a MK 21way board with 17usable ways.

securespark · 17 Mar 2008

Click-Sure said:
Got to go on the rcd side then I'm afraid matey.

Not saying you want to, but it doesn't have to go on the rcd. You could label it as not to be used for supplying equipment outdoors.

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