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RCD protection for sockets supplied from 3ph Eaton MEM DB

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chronyx

Hi all,

I have informed a client that they need RCD protection for sockets (Commerical, office) however I am not sure if RCBO's are available for this board!

Currently the only protection is over-current, by Eaton MBH132 MCBs. They also have the number N14928 stamped on them.

Just thought it was worth asking here first!

Cheers
 
What is the location of the sockets?
What have you based your recommendation on?
How old is the installation?
More info needed.
 
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They are in the general office area, not labelled and for general use.

Based on the 'less than 20A for general use etc etc etc' reg...
 

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