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    Coding for lack of 30ma rcd protection - TT system

    Thanks I’ve always put as c3 but colleague said C2 as it’s a TT System. Could not see that anywhere
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    Coding for lack of 30ma rcd protection - TT system

    I’ve had a disagreement with a colleague on this. Installation has 100ma rcd main switch. Some circuits (5) on this side and further 4 on the 30ma rcd side. what is the coding for this?
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    RCBO Neutral Leads bunched with Main Neutral in Main switch - C3 or C2?

    Totally agree, however Lord and Sir would come before someones name, lol I'm happy its a C2.
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    RCBO Neutral Leads bunched with Main Neutral in Main switch - C3 or C2?

    Since they have letters after their name lol
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    RCBO Neutral Leads bunched with Main Neutral in Main switch - C3 or C2?

    Hi, a previous engineer has I assume carried out a test and the 1st two circuits, Fridge and Smoke Alarms, they have decided to put these two on RCBO's. The board only has two Neutral bars for the two RCD's (this is a dual RCD board) they have terminated the neutral leads in with the 16mm Tail...
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    RCBO Neutral Leads bunched with Main Neutral in Main switch - C3 or C2?

    Hi all, Engineer carried out EICR and marked the above as a C2, I agree, the smaller cables could come loose easily as the terminal is mainly clamping the 16mm tail. Client said C3....

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