Round Pin Sockets

RDP

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Hi all,
Can someone please confirm for me, if it is a requirement for 2 amp round pin sockets (with shutters), to be on the RCD protected side of the CU, or can they simply be a part of the normal 6 amp lighting circuit on the unprotected side?
 
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Working to BS7671:2001(2004) they don't need to be RCD protected, WRT BS7671:2008 I'd have to read the exact regulation again, but I think being of a type thats only compatable with plug tops found on lamp stands would be enough to meet the requirements of being for a specific purpose :confused: (though its a moot point anyway, the concealed cable would probably require RCD protetcion anyway...)

EDIT: Just put them on the normal lighting circuit... its what people will expect to find
 
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if they are on the lighting circuit as usual, then 5A sockets would be more appropriate than 2A
 

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