If those were my options, I`d have "redundant" 30mA RCDs - as many as there happened to be.
If one fails - I`ve still got another that`ll (hopefully) work......
If one fails - I`ve still got another that`ll (hopefully) work......
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If you are worried about the power failing and causing a dangerous situation you should be looking at EM lighting.
How often will the RCD actually trip?
Redundancy isnt a bad thing but we dont usually worry about it.
How often will the RCD actually trip?
Redundancy isnt a bad thing but we dont usually worry about it.
Neither do I bud; it was simply an observation in response to the question 
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As you may know there is one particular job where I fit 2 redundant RCD devices, and there may be another at the origin!
Sorry if you though i was having a dig, I was replying to the OP and quickly read the thread and notice talk of redundancy, no offense intended.Neither do I bud; it was simply an observation in response to the question
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