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IET announces new amendment to BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations)

Lisa Miles
Hi all


Just read about this in the latest edition of Wiring Matters Magazine and thought it may be of interest!
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    That’s the first mention of some new 30 mA RCDs needing to be tested at 250 mA if they fail the the X5 test, it does appear that there has been some fudging of the Wiring Regulations to accommodate this change accepted practice.


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    That’s the first mention of some new 30 mA RCDs needing to be tested at 250 mA if they fail the the X5 test, it does appear that there has been some fudging of the Wiring Regulations to accommodate this change accepted practice.


    Andy B
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