There can be several reasons why your RCD keeps tripping. By nature, an RCD is a safety switch. It works by continually monitoring the electrical current. If it detects a fault in the circuit, it responds by shutting down the flow of electricity. This helps protect anyone who may come in contact with that fault.
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At Jim’s Test & Tag, we are experts in electrical safety. RCDs (residual current devices) serve as protection against electrical shock and electrocution. Everyone needs [...]
