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Can this device be installed in an installation and comply with B.S. 7671?

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Can this gadget be B.S. 7671 compliant?

https://www.tdk-electronics.tdk.com/en/2487672/products/product-catalog/emc-components/leaxield?wt_mc=gaw_LeaXieldEnglish_rccb&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI8vfs-tTi5gIVFODtCh0I3gl5EAMYASAAEgL6uvD_BwE


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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42g6Mawr3s4




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    davezawadi:

    . . . I can see very little reason to fit one to VSDs, because they do not usually drive socket outlets, although there may be a case if the supply is TT, but 30mA protection is very unlikely to be required. . . 




    The manufacturers instructions state that the device should be used on 3 phase TN systems, and talks about a maximum leakage current of 1A. 


    Regards,


    Alan. 

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    davezawadi:

    . . . I can see very little reason to fit one to VSDs, because they do not usually drive socket outlets, although there may be a case if the supply is TT, but 30mA protection is very unlikely to be required. . . 




    The manufacturers instructions state that the device should be used on 3 phase TN systems, and talks about a maximum leakage current of 1A. 


    Regards,


    Alan. 

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