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You are not reading what I am typing. I am talking about the comment about being up
In front if a judge over it. Which I still stand by - a ridiculous comment.
So what's your actual point? You pick and choose which regulations you want to comply with based on how "ridiculous" you think they are?
Maybe the forum should feature a "ridiculous" button so you can just sit there tapping that without having to type anything?
 
Both those RCBOs are made by Lewden, one before the recent rebranding, one after. No issue to report.

I also will not be reporting on compatible Schneider devices in Square D and Merlin Gerin boards. Or Hager devices in Ashley boards. Or Tenby and Legrand mixes, or MEM and Eaton mixes, or any of the other combinations I have previously had confirmation of compatibility from the current manufacturers.

The biggest issue I have ever seen with mixing brands is the mixing of different patterns of breaker. By patterns I mean the way they sit on the dinrail and how the busbar enters the terminal. Some have always been of the opinion that close enough is good enough and a little tweak will see the busbar pull in. I have always sought to use the proper gear for the existing equipment, or else not done the job.
 
So what's your actual point? You pick and choose which regulations you want to comply with based on how "ridiculous" you think they are?
Maybe the forum should feature a "ridiculous" button so you can just sit there tapping that without having to type anything?

You know what Adam, I'd find that quite handy on here. :rolleyes:
 

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