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A typical household RCB will trip on a 60 or 100mA difference in supply
current surges up to 60A. That's pretty good common-mode rejection! ========== Don't want to be pedantic but the RCDs in domestic switchboards in the UK (at least here in Scotland ) trip at 30 mA . I just had a look at my house's switch board made by SQUARE -D (England) to British Standard BS5486 pt 13 In UK industry I have come across RCDs which trip at 100 mA Frank GM0CSZ / KN6WH |
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