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Hi all,

Will have to apologise for asking basic questions but would rather be sure.

I have got an EV charger circuit to be fit in an upgrade consumer unit. The wall connector features built-in RCD Type A + DC 6mA so it is not required to install RCD type B. The board will be 100A main switch+all RCBO's. From the board to feed the EV, would be ok a single pole MCB or should double pole to disconnect both of the live conductors?

Thank you
 

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