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Does any one have a link or know where I can find the diagram I’ve seen that lays out what rcd devices you can and cannot have up/downstream of each other?

e.g. you can’t install a type A downstream of a type AC etc

it was a good little diagram but I can’t seem to find it again, I think it was from NAPIT

thank you
 
I've seen the image in this article in the paper version of the magazine a few times. I think it originates from NAPIT.

 
Does any one have a link or know where I can find the diagram I’ve seen that lays out what rcd devices you can and cannot have up/downstream of each other?

e.g. you can’t install a type A downstream of a type AC etc

it was a good little diagram but I can’t seem to find it again, I think it was from NAPIT

thank you
It was in a copy of the competent person magazine a while ago, is there an online archive of them?
 
Here ta go.
 

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