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roukel01

Morning All

I was called to a property the other day. Dual RCD board. One of the RCD's is tripping most mornings between 4am - 6am.

Check the board, only 4 circuits connected to that RCD, 1 socket circuit (upstairs sockets), 1 lighting circuit, smoke alarm circuit and outbuildings supply.

Tested all of the circuits seperatley, all readings above 5 Meg Ohms.

Couldn't find anything wrong anywhere, this has only just started to happen too, but it ONLY happens between 4am - 6am. Nothing plugged in thats on a timer etc.
Tested RCD out, and that seemed to be working as it should

Any ideas?
 
Oh aye ......... PLEASE shoot the Magpies - after their recent performance they deserve no less !!!!
performance has got nowt to do with it.....

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