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<blockquote data-quote="binky" data-source="post: 191455" data-attributes="member: 490"><p>As I understand it, RCDs aren't really necessary for commecial amd can cause problems with lots of IT gear. RCDing circuit for kitchen is however a good idea, or for a socket likely to supply portable equipment outdoors. You could also consider a larger RCD for incoming supply. I have fitted 300mA before for building being used as offices. If you look in the BRB under agricultural section there's some info there about providing fire protection by RCD, but it also gives some additional protection should someone bang a nail in a cable. The other option is RCBO individual circuits, possibly with type C to prevent problems with flourescent lighting etc etc.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="binky, post: 191455, member: 490"] As I understand it, RCDs aren't really necessary for commecial amd can cause problems with lots of IT gear. RCDing circuit for kitchen is however a good idea, or for a socket likely to supply portable equipment outdoors. You could also consider a larger RCD for incoming supply. I have fitted 300mA before for building being used as offices. If you look in the BRB under agricultural section there's some info there about providing fire protection by RCD, but it also gives some additional protection should someone bang a nail in a cable. The other option is RCBO individual circuits, possibly with type C to prevent problems with flourescent lighting etc etc. [/QUOTE]
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