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Hi,do you know if any internal switching,is conducive to the correct operation of an RCD?
Machines may be working correctly,but internal control devices could cause the RCD to sense a "fault",and trip.
That's life , now energy will be saved ,but more water wasted ?
Which will the greens worry about 1st.

....Don't worry,they always find something;)

....It never seems to be the way they get to their meetings,here or abroad,or what is at the end of where they charge their phones :)
(Never met a green activist yet,who does not possess a mobile...)
 

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