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I disagree. IF and I say IF the installation has bonding and a 30mA RCD then why would a new CU be needed? Sure offer the client 2 choices but saying it HAS to be changed is a misrepresentation of the regs.

Just saying.

I promise I never meant that. I cannot be bothered to trail through all my posts but I am sure I never said that.

Maybe I am spoiled in my industry because if we quote it we get it. I would say that makes me trusted. Not a rip off merchant.
 
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