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Hi everyone I'm ready to do second fix on a rewire it's a tt system all my circuit will protected by individual rcbos
Do I need main switch to be normal dp switch or time delay rcd please help.
 
if every circuit is protected by individual RCBOs then a main double switch is fine
 
Hi everyone I'm ready to do second fix on a rewire it's a tt system all my circuit will protected by individual rcbos
Do I need main switch to be normal dp switch or time delay rcd please help.
Is the consumer unit fed by a cut-out ? Or a sub main ?
 

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