Within BS7671 there is a lot of information in the use of RCBOs and was wondering if in certain applications like industrial sockets BS90437 and lighting Circuits whether these would pose a nuisance tripping action.Just wondering what the general consensus

Ian Stokes 2 days ago

When using high current needs equipment like machinery (ie Milling Machinery and Lathes) would the use of RCBOs pose an inderence with constant tripping as with lighting applications could even leave you without lighting. Just wondering the general consensus?

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0 Chris Pearson 2 days ago

BS 90437 does not exist. Do you mean BS EN 60309 socket-outlets?
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0 Ian Stokes 2 days ago in reply to Chris Pearson

Was ment to say BS60947-3
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0 Ian Stokes 2 days ago in reply to Chris Pearson

Was ment to say BS60947-3
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0 Ian Stokes 2 days ago in reply to Ian Stokes

Not my day today was supposed to have said BS60439-3
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Within BS7671 there is a lot of information in the use of RCBOs and was wondering if in certain applications like industrial sockets BS90437 and lighting Circuits whether these would pose a nuisance tripping action.Just wondering what the general consensus

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