how to take supply from split rcd board without rcd protection

[Nick...]

how to take supply from split rcd board without rcd protection.

basically need a non rcd protected supply to feed shed which will have its own rcd ?

 

[telectrix]

fine as long as the cable feeding the shed does not , in itself, require RCD protection. e.g. SWA.

 

[buzzlightyear]

Maybe a spark needs to come in advise you.

 

[Nick...]

fine as long as the cable feeding the shed does not , in itself, require RCD protection. e.g. SWA.

it is swa but i want to eliminate any chance of rcd tripping the house consumer unit

 

[Nick...]

Maybe a spark needs to come in advise you.

please do mate

 

[MJPD29]

Youd have to create a non RCD protected way, however j doubt anyone will tell you how to do that if you not already aware. Alternatively, install another small board.

 

[telectrix]

all depends on if you have a non-RCD weayin the house DB. if so, it's simple.

 

[Nick...]

all depends on if you have a non-RCD weayin the house DB. if so, it's simple.

 

[Nick...]

both neutral bars taken up by rcds

 

[Wilko]

Hi - my preferred method now is to implement the new distribution circuit to the shed with an RCBO as this will provide protection for the whole circuit and shed. You might want to consider a DP iso to dis the outbuilding in the case of a N-E fault on the cable. I see you’re a Trainee, so perhaps ask a Moderator for access to that section if you’ve not already.

 

[buzzlightyear]

please do mate
For me to advice you one private jet and drop 5 bit coins first.

 

[Nick...]

Hi - my preferred method now is to implement the new distribution circuit to the shed with an RCBO as this will provide protection for the whole circuit and shed. You might want to consider a DP iso to dis the outbuilding in the case of a N-E fault on the cable. I see you’re a Trainee, so perhaps ask a Moderator for access to that section if you’ve not already.

Cheers wilko