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Ah sorry. Thought you meant a socket inside a morgue fridge. All the morgue fridges I have been in have been walk in refrigerated rooms with more than 13A supplies.What will be plugged into the socket? A morgue fridge, used to store dead bodies in.
Je ne comprends pas ???63a socket no rcd protection needed
63a to omit rcd protection if it must be plugged in
Sockets upto and including 32a require rcd protection.Je ne comprends pas ???
If you install a 63a socket RCD protection will not be needed.Indeed. Your point being?
Never the less what I said is a option?Wish I'd have thought of that when I was putting a socket in for a kitchen fly killer last month.
If you install a 63a socket RCD protection will not be needed.
The load may not be 63a but this would take away the risk assessment.
All of the above is IF it must be plugged in.
So I have to supply a single socket for a morgue fridge and thinking no RCD for no doubt obvious reasons. What does the hive mind think?
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