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Thanks for everyone’s help. I’ve tried the dryer in multiple circuits and the rcd still goes pop every 10/20 mins. Sounds like the culprit is the dryer, but it’s strange as it’s the second one we’ve had. I wonder whether the fact that’s it’s a heat source pump affects the load on the circuit?
Apologies for not responding sooner I have 3 jobs and a family!!
Professional help is on its way it’s just a busy time of year.
Actual loads are pretty much irrelevant when investigating RCD tripping problems..
As it is leakage not excessive loads that are being detected...
The very small amounts of leakage that RCD have to detect are 30ma AKA 0.03amps
which can be around 7watts of load (e.g. could be as much as a single LED lamp).