Discuss Replacement for star breaker RCCB which has failed. in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
Ah! Client not going to be so happy... new DB seems bit extremeVery slim I replaced my a few months ago at home. I did find a brand new one but you won't find a type A.
Would be a simpler option..... be interested to see what others think on this (watching)Funnily enough I have this same issue coming up on a job, I wondered if you couldn't swap out the plug in busbar part for the equivalent one for both RCDs being 2 module ie the current one in the catalogue which has (I think) the same number of modules overall so should fit??
ps. my CU is the same as the OPs with 1 x 3 mod RCD and 1 x 2 mod with the newer type MCBs so not like the one in Pretty Mouth's post
I asked crabtree similar, with a view to fitting RCBOs rather than an RCCB. They did say that the busbar could be changed for one without a split, so I see no reason why you couldn't fit one with splits. Give crabtree an email, they're quite helpful.This is the CU I'm dealing with, a 4+4 so by my reasoning, gaining a module on the LH RCCB gives a 5+4 so the busbar kit would be a 9265/DR. With the RCCBs being 363/A030, 63A fine for my application as there is a 50A device feeding the board.
(https://www.electrium.co.uk/media/vzhbqpci/crabtree-starbreaker-domestic-circuit-protection-2.pdf)
I'm at the quoting stage atm so would be interested if anybody thinks this won't work!
I might gather myself for a call to tech support if the job looks like it's going ahead.
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