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relating to testing RCD for effectivness etc....and recording dataAon certificate:eek:n site guide says "remove supplied load" before testing (using megga1720 tester) as the main switch is the rcd....do i need to discon every cct on the mcbs prior to testing? whipping out the bus bar maybe?
not so bad with only a few ccts but when theres 2 c/us and 20+ ccts?:coolgleamA:
 

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