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RCD UPSIDE DOWN ?

garywwess

Hi All,  hmm,  i have a shiny box with a plug on it..  so far so good ..except the RCD is mounted upside down, i would have thought that generically speaking ALL switches for isolation or reset would have been “lift to reset” & trip down for off but cant find anything that backs this up.. but, the wording is also upside down on this one and on another where the wording is correctly oriented it clearly states up for ON when it is obviously the other way round (proved live).. 

any reference material you can point me too..

gary

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    One of my electrical lecturers at college worked on the signal system at the Severn Valley Railway, you be amazed how many times railway signalling can be referenced in a lecture about electrical theory and installation. 

    As I have passed commented about before he got us to do a Signallers exam one night “to practice our maths“, I passed with no crashes. The Head of Department did raise an eyebrow when I said about it over coffee.

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    One of my electrical lecturers at college worked on the signal system at the Severn Valley Railway, you be amazed how many times railway signalling can be referenced in a lecture about electrical theory and installation. 

    As I have passed commented about before he got us to do a Signallers exam one night “to practice our maths“, I passed with no crashes. The Head of Department did raise an eyebrow when I said about it over coffee.

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