For a standard domestic Install, split board with 2x Type AC main switches.
No PV or Car Chargers should this be a C3 or C2?
Thanks in advance
For a standard domestic Install, split board with 2x Type AC main switches.
No PV or Car Chargers should this be a C3 or C2?
Thanks in advance
There's also the related question that arises because AC types aren't defined not to work with d.c. residual currents - merely that their performance is undefined - they might just happen to perform adequately. Some AC types certainly did behave more like A types and there's even been a suggestion that some real A type RCDs were marketed in the UK as AC types - because that's what buyers here expected (and it was easier/cheaper for the manufacturer to produce a single type, at a time when other parts of Europe were already insisting on A types).
So can you properly code something if you can't be sure the problem really exists in reality?
- Andy.
There's also the related question that arises because AC types aren't defined not to work with d.c. residual currents - merely that their performance is undefined - they might just happen to perform adequately. Some AC types certainly did behave more like A types and there's even been a suggestion that some real A type RCDs were marketed in the UK as AC types - because that's what buyers here expected (and it was easier/cheaper for the manufacturer to produce a single type, at a time when other parts of Europe were already insisting on A types).
So can you properly code something if you can't be sure the problem really exists in reality?
- Andy.
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