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It is a fuse connection unit which incorporates a residual current device (RCD).
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Thank you. Is this the same sort of thing?
https://www.google.com/aclk?sa=l&ai...hUKEwjntM22jKr9AhWUNsAKHXR9AvkQqygIqwo&adurl=
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No that doesn't incorporate the RCD. What is it for.
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No, the one in the link you posted doesn’t incorporate RCD protection.
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Westy beat me to it.
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Its an RCD spur , you can still buy them from most wholesalers and DIY sheds
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It supplies electricity to a garden office/outbuilding.
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Can you post a pic. of the fuse box that supplies this 'switch', and indicate which fuse/MCB?RCBO feeds it.
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