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Voltage Trips

Thread starter huntos33
Start date May 29, 2012
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earth roman still times trips voltage volts

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huntos33

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May 29, 2012

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Just wondering how sensitive the old crabtree voltage trips are compaired to a RCD ?

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MarkieSparkie

Jun 1, 2012

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Kenny. said:
Copy of 1st regs, Wonder how long it took them to make an ammendment :smilewinkgrin:

Six years mate, not that much different from today. First Edition 1882 ... Second edition 1888

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