Bets in on what code for Type A RCDs (I'm guessing C3 for now at worst, maybe C2 if fault protection by RCD), and AFDDs where they are mandated (likely C3 for now too I would expect)
 
You must mean type AC rcds? It should be C2 unless purely resistive loads present, but BPG4 have always been easy coders i think so most likely a C3 same with Arc Fault Detection Device in high risk residential building
 
You must mean type AC rcds? It should be C2 unless purely resistive loads present, but BPG4 have always been easy coders i think so most likely a C3 same with Arc Fault Detection Device in high risk residential building

I still think C3, as there would have to have at least 2 faults present for there to be danger: enough DC leakage to blind the RCD, and an earth fault. I'll bet codebreakers will have it as a C2 though.
 

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