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Hi, I'm training to become fully qualified so know very little at the moment (just a domestic installer right now). I looked at my electrics and can see two lighting circuits not on either of my RCD's. I know this is not safe and wonder why, if I have two RCD's, are the lighting circuits not on them and also can I just add them to the busbar on each of the RCD's?
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    I know someone who qualified as time served electrician about mid 70s.

    very neat and methodical.

    never updated on regs or inspect and test.

    his "updates" on regs over the years have been gained from word of mouth at the wholesalers counter and includes urban myths.

    his stance is "I`m time served and qualified so i don`t need to go back to school.

    does not have any test gear including a simple multimeter.
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    I know someone who qualified as time served electrician about mid 70s.

    very neat and methodical.

    never updated on regs or inspect and test.

    his "updates" on regs over the years have been gained from word of mouth at the wholesalers counter and includes urban myths.

    his stance is "I`m time served and qualified so i don`t need to go back to school.

    does not have any test gear including a simple multimeter.
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