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As a Trainee Wilson, you will find by looking up the info you require, will in turn indent the info in your subconscious far quicker and longer lasting than just asking, not having a dig at you for asking, it's just something life has taught me over the years. Effort turns into better results honestly.Sorry I’m struggling to use the new search to find a old post ...
I need refreshing spoke to a few sparks and they say just put a rcd for everything...
But what are all the 18th edition requirements when to have an rcd?
Thanks
As a Trainee Wilson, you will find by looking up the info you require, will in turn indent the info in your subconscious far quicker and longer lasting than just asking, not having a dig at you for asking, it's just something life has taught me over the years. Effort turns into better results honestly.
Best get a copy soonest then WilsonHi i don’t have the regs book and I’ve searched online and I’m not finding a straight answer that’s why I then chose here
The guys that say just put an RCD on every circuit have a lazy and uninformed attitude I'm afraid.
Nor me, five words againCan’t imagine training, much less trading without using a current copy of the Regs for reference and guidance.
Alterations on down lights this year?By the time you’ve covered all luminaries, sockets likely used by things outside, everything in a bathroom..... you may as well rcd every circuit.
Saying that, I was at a house this morning... 6, 7 year old newish build, so 17th Ed. Downstairs lights on RCBO, upstairs on mcb.
Can’t understand why.
I don't think so. Split board... right hand side has all rcbo's… mostly downstairs.Alterations on down lights this year?
By the time you’ve covered all luminaries, sockets likely used by things outside, everything in a bathroom..... you may as well rcd every circuit.
Might just as well use a 61008 RCD as a main switch, there’s a security blanket for you!I do agree that most circuits end up RCD protected. My point was that just using it as a blanket rule is no substitute for actually knowing the requirements, especially when imparting knowledge and work ethics to a trainee.
sure these books will be interesting reading, but not current are they?I've got various editions of regs back hppe; brown, red, yellow, green and of course blue (and associated OSGs), mainly because they were cheap (we're talking pence) but I'm sure they'll be handy for something
Hey Petesure these books will be interesting reading, but not current are they?
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