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Hi all,

Thought i would throw this one out there,

Client has overhead supply coming into house and also has some outbuildings and requested a new supply from the DNO so he can have seperate bills for business use, i came along to fit a new dist board to the new supply, on this i fitted a split load board with 2 50 amp sub mains (existing) going out to the out buildings both with rcds upfront, when the installation was energised both rcds trip, so immediately you think got to be the neutrals on the wrong rcd, checked and all fine, turn on one supply and all fine turn on the other to the stable block and takes out both rcds even though they are going to different areas on the land and risk of a borrowed neutral somewhere is very slim,


anyone got any ideas why both rcds would trip
 
Hi A1guvner , did you ever get to the bottom of the fault ?

Unfortuantely the client did not want to invest the money to uncover the fault and the installation is currently sitting on the single RCD and holding fine, did try my best to re-educate him it could show itself in the near future.

I guess it will be one of those unknowns, very annoying
 

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