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Any opinions on replacing a 100a main switch with 30 ma TVs, I'll have to move the internal tails from the bottom off the rcd to the top I know but is there anything to say I can't? Or just use rcbos
 
Sockets are covered by 30, other side is main switch, I can't see anything wrong with doing it , but was just putting it out there as never needed to do it before
 
Then you'd have two RCRd in series. Bad idea
 

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