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    Geoff:

    Looks like MyEnergi (and others) are using software/microelectronics based devices for the RCD functions. Is this approach explicitly permitted in the Wiring Regs, or merely "not forbidden" or what? Maybe a "fly by wire" RCD is permitted in the charger provided it is backed up by an electromechanical device on the supply side?


    Still new to the Wiring Regs, so if anyone could point to the relevant paragraph numbers it would be much appreciated!


    When push comes to shove, isn't a "real" RCD "software/microelectronics based"?


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    Geoff:

    Looks like MyEnergi (and others) are using software/microelectronics based devices for the RCD functions. Is this approach explicitly permitted in the Wiring Regs, or merely "not forbidden" or what? Maybe a "fly by wire" RCD is permitted in the charger provided it is backed up by an electromechanical device on the supply side?


    Still new to the Wiring Regs, so if anyone could point to the relevant paragraph numbers it would be much appreciated!


    When push comes to shove, isn't a "real" RCD "software/microelectronics based"?


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