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Manufactors instruction leaflet states {on schneider electric rcbo)
Do not use on installations that require double pole switching eg IT or TT.
 
The description in the link states disconnection of both line and neutral upon tripping.
Never heard of this brand before. Interesting price too ! I might bear them in mind for the future.


Yes, but it'll be just switching the neutral, not DP in the true sense... Still serves the purpose though... DP RCBO's will have protection in both poles...
 
I’ve only got two RCBO’s in my flat, they’re coming out as soon as I get around to it.
I priced up Hager DP units, good job I was sat down when I saw the price. There’s bags of room in the board so a couple of MCB’s and a second RCD will be going in. It also means I can split the two rings between the two RCD’s. BTW it’s a 16[SUP]th[/SUP] board.

Before you ask, it’s how I found it when I moved in.
 
I’ve only got two RCBO’s in my flat, they’re coming out as soon as I get around to it.
I priced up Hager DP units, good job I was sat down when I saw the price. There’s bags of room in the board so a couple of MCB’s and a second RCD will be going in. It also means I can split the two rings between the two RCD’s. BTW it’s a 16[SUP]th[/SUP] board.

Before you ask, it’s how I found it when I moved in.

Are you sure you are competent to carry out this work?? :)
 
Oh dear Tony! Carrying out electrical work in a house without being NICEIC registered! Don't be suprised when the Part P police come a'knocking! A cowboy now as well as a Yorkshireman, it just keeps on getting better and better! :D
 
Oh dear Tony! Carrying out electrical work in a house without being NICEIC registered! Don't be suprised when the Part P police come a'knocking! A cowboy now as well as a Yorkshireman, it just keeps on getting better and better! :D
but i am...and he rang me up asking if i`d do it for him....

which kind of blows geordie`s sly comment at #21 out of the water as well......:27:
 

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