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The early Hager guidance of testing their A type RCDs was a bit of a cop out in my opinion. Westwood sums it up in his post above.
Never understood why everyone else could make a 30mA type A RCD trip at 30ms at 150mA but Hager couldn't.

At least they seem to have brought their devices inline with everyone else now.
 

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