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Change it. Is this related to your other thread: http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=67258 ?
Never heard of a type C RCD, do you mean RCBO?
type AC is a general AC type RCD,
type A RCD is an AC type RCD which will also protect against pulsating DC earth fault current components,
type B RCD provides protection against DC earth fault currents.
type S RCD (Selective) is a time delay type.
but as you have posted several times re Megger CBT-3 you are possibly talking about something else completely different related only to that particular tester.
type AC is a general AC type RCD,
type A RCD is an AC type RCD which will also protect against pulsating DC earth fault current components,
type B RCD provides protection against DC earth fault currents.
type S RCD (Selective) is a time delay type.
but as you have posted several times re Megger CBT-3 you are possibly talking about something else completely different related only to that particular tester.
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