Just looked at a board in a friends house next door to me . I have same board with only one rcd fitted . His has two fitted but I think the extra one has been added at a later date as rcd looks newer than everything else so his is now dual rcd board and everything is covered by rcd . I know you can buy a blank board and put what you want in to suit but can you “ convert “ a single rcd board to a dual . All looks fine but would manufacturers warranty be invalid or anything like that . Tia
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Was that directed at me Tel?
I don’t think it was, I noticed that the reply didnt Seem right for the post you sent.
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If that is the same as your next door neighbour, there is no room for two RCD's, or I suspect the photo does not show the whole CU?
Yes I think it was aimed at the scaremonger, he looking to completely re-wire and put in a new CU without visiting the property.
nope.wasat the scaremonger, telling us we're doomed unless we fit type A. or type b on iet amendmet 1, type c on amendment2 etc.
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No that’s just the rcd in my board
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Exactly same as next door but he has two rcd
talk about keeping upwith the Jones's. best fit 3 RCDs to be 1 step ahead.
OP
It would depend whether compatible parts have been used and whether it is within the scope of the manufacturers guide lines.
Ha ha ha, rewire as well I don't remember that. I think it's time to bale out from this forum again.
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