Anyone know of a supplier for RCBO's?

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  • AndyD
    Diamond Member

    • Jan 2010
    • 4946

    #1

    Anyone know of a supplier for RCBO's?

    As per thread title, I'm looking for asupplier of decent quality RCBO's. I need 20A, 15A and 32A variations all at 30mA and I need a 50A at 100mA.

    I used about 50 RCBO units on a job about a year ago and I ended up importing them from the UK. I only need a total of 10 this time so importing such small quantities with shipping is going to be prohibitively expensive. Just wondered if any of the local wholesalers have actually offered a line of them yet, my usual suppliers still have blank faces when I ask for them.
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  • bergie
    Email problem

    • Sep 2010
    • 308

    #2
    electromekanica sells them . hager AD series. 50 amp at 100ma might be hard to find

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    • AndyD
      Diamond Member

      • Jan 2010
      • 4946

      #3
      Thanks Bergie they must have started stocking them fairly recently. I'll check them out.
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      • DieterT
        Bronze Member

        • Oct 2014
        • 126

        #4
        Hager is a good brand. New Chint (not Riken Chint) also reliable. I am using LS allot and never had any issues + heard from the inspector that they conform to all regulatory requirements + he also recommended Chint from his recent visit to China to view their production process. Voltex sells LS via Voltex industrial.

        "I used to have a lot of anger issues, now I just have a passion for justice"

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        • hartdev@hotmail.com
          Full Member
          • Jul 2015
          • 46

          #5
          I have seen the UK guys use them alot. Are they basically an earth leakage and circuit breaker combined?
          Seems like a great idea to me. Although makes it a bit too easy for clients to do their own fault finding

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          • AndyD
            Diamond Member

            • Jan 2010
            • 4946

            #6
            Yep, they are a great idea, beats putting all your eggs in one basket. Nothing worse than sitting in the dark with complete power isolation just because one of your garden lights got damp.
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