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Home Made R.C.D. tester.

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Fred down the pub said that I can save money by not using a qualified sparks to test my R.C.Ds. He said that I can make my own R.C.D. tester. Is it safe? 

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    AJJewsbury:
    Haven't we left the EN bit of that now John?

    Nope, the UK (well just GB really) has only left the EU, we're still members of CENELEC.

       - Andy.


    I can still comply with that by not applying  test current for more than 2 seconds.


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    AJJewsbury:
    Haven't we left the EN bit of that now John?

    Nope, the UK (well just GB really) has only left the EU, we're still members of CENELEC.

       - Andy.


    I can still comply with that by not applying  test current for more than 2 seconds.


    Z.


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