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Just carrying out an EICR on a farm (!!) with a number of DBs spread in a fashion more similar to a hand grenade then any logical approach.

This one took my interest the most as from the supplying DB (3PN) the installer has run a 3C SWA from two separate C curve 32A 60898 MCBs. Earthing is TT. This runs into an old 17th RCCB board.

Its not a split load board.

They then have one phase running to a 2mod 32A RCBO which supplies an adjacent building and the other phase to an RCCB which supplies the local equipment within that building.

Lots of thoughts on this but just wondering if others views on this, particularly RCCB/RCBO compatibility when reporting findings......🤔
 
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Theoretically there is nothing wrong with the supply but that board is a lash up.
 
Not got my Regs book with me right now but shouldn't they have separate neutrals?

Also are they different phases? then is there danger 415v on the cover of this board?
 
Got the book it was Reg 521.7 and in particular 521.8.2 But it does specifically say each final circuit and this isn't a final circuit. So by the looks of it though certainly non standard not against regs.

Certainly would like to see warning notices that the board is fed from two different supplies.
 
You are correct it is two phases but they are both isolated by the triple pole switch.
 

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