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2 ring mains split over 2 breakers? guess they got mixed during a board change and not picked up, obviously not tested properly. what code would you give this?
 
I would say 1 as it could be very dangerous for isolation purposes.

But then agan if I discovered it during a PIR I would just carry out the remedial straight away for how long it would take, unless of course it was in 2 different DBs.
 

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