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    If this was done you could have RCDs at the substation level, or perhaps more useful something that reported the imbalance current back to the DNO but did not trip anything, allowing developing faults on the network, or customers doing nasty things, be identified early.

    A fully TT network would allow the same.

    Mike.
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    If this was done you could have RCDs at the substation level, or perhaps more useful something that reported the imbalance current back to the DNO but did not trip anything, allowing developing faults on the network, or customers doing nasty things, be identified early.

    A fully TT network would allow the same.

    Mike.
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