I thought one AFDD for each circuit. Maybe Schneider have developed a different solution.
Legh
Hello Legh,
that is an interesting point but not the actual error that I noticed. That is like having many final circuits being protected by just one R.C.D., not a good design. But I think that this device is an arc fault detector circuit breaker, and one per circuit is used. Perhaps the one shown covers just the socket circuits.
You may note of the connection methods used in America for household accessories. OK for stranded conductors, but like 2.5mm T+E Romex has solid conductors.
American and UK wiring methods are like chalk and cheese.
not at all clear how a surge arrestor stops your home being struck by lightning. circa 25 seconds in.
The rest of it is just a bit noddy.
That is exactly what I was thinking of Mike. A gold star to you, and you can be milk monitor for the rest of the week as a prize.
Facto prize:
Also, did you know that on this day (16th May) in 1888 Emile Berliner first demonstrated the flat disc gramophone record which was better in performance that the original cylinders produced by Thomas Edison.
