That board is missing the surge protection module, which adds £30+. (they do offer it in another more expensive listing). I assume the RCBOs are also the type AC ones, which are cheaper than type A, again they don't say.

I've looked at this company's prices before, and always found you can do better (e.g. Gil-Lec, or Expert Electrical), but you do need to compare like with like.

The image shows type AC and the price would also reflect this. Gil-Lec/Consumer Unit World and Expert Electrical seem to have ongoing 10% off codes with various Youtube sparks - you can pick your favourite ?

Prices on some components are cheaper with one of the above, with the opposite being true of other components. Invariably something will be temporarily out of stock, which may be the deciding factor when choosing between them.

I need to get out more.
 
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