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Hot Tub G.F.C.I.

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I inspected a hot tub today. It is situated outside and was warming the outside air nicely, even with its covers on.

Anyway, a plate required it to be protected by a Class A G.F.C.I. Does anyone know the specs on such a beast please?

 

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    In my view this requires a 10ma RCD and not the more common 30ma type.

    One could reasonably argue that full compliance with the Canadian regulations is unreasonable when installing the appliance in the UK. BUT IMHO, one should meet those regulations “so far as is reasonably practical” which means a 10ma RCD as being the nearest readily available equivalent.

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    In my view this requires a 10ma RCD and not the more common 30ma type.

    One could reasonably argue that full compliance with the Canadian regulations is unreasonable when installing the appliance in the UK. BUT IMHO, one should meet those regulations “so far as is reasonably practical” which means a 10ma RCD as being the nearest readily available equivalent.

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