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Heck no ,

still have the plastic proteus split load board that came with our current house

haven’t touched it since we moved in 5 years ago , other than to reset the rcd a few times when for some reason the new over trips it on occasion
 
house was rewired c. 1990 (before my time here) all the VIR cables replaced and new accessories. being Polish, they had no concept of RFCs so 2 socket radials went into the same 30A fuse. in the old DB from 1956. during the process of adding more sockets, downlights, etc., i have put the radials on separate 20A MCBs, inside a plastic BG dual RCD board mounted sideeways the save demolishing a supporting wall ( was before 2018 ), with the garage sub fed from a non-RCD MCB as we have 3 freezers in there.
 
Why did you bring the earth cable out the trunking via a stuffing gland ...?

couodnt you have simply taken into the board with the other cables ...?
Water bond from the far end of the house, I just like having a MET outside the DB, adds a little colour to an otherwise drab part of the house.
 

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