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Are the functions of a [[fuse]] and/or an [[RCD]] included in an AFCI/AFDD, or are the two forms of protection to be provided separately? I think the article should cover this, briefly. [[User:John Stockton|John Stockton]] ([[User talk:John Stockton|talk]]) 18:47, 11 September 2016 (BST) | Are the functions of a [[fuse]] and/or an [[RCD]] included in an AFCI/AFDD, or are the two forms of protection to be provided separately? I think the article should cover this, briefly. [[User:John Stockton|John Stockton]] ([[User talk:John Stockton|talk]]) 18:47, 11 September 2016 (BST) | ||
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| + | : I am guessing they may well do standalone, and a "combined with a MCB" type. Possibly even a combined with a RCBO type, which would probably be the most useful. Schneider do things for the US like [https://www.amazon.co.uk/SCHNEIDER-ELECTRIC-Single-Pole-Circuit-Breaker/dp/B004Z4XAOK this] that appear to contain a MCB and the AFDD. | ||
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How are they installed?
Are the functions of a fuse and/or an RCD included in an AFCI/AFDD, or are the two forms of protection to be provided separately? I think the article should cover this, briefly. John Stockton (talk) 18:47, 11 September 2016 (BST)
- I am guessing they may well do standalone, and a "combined with a MCB" type. Possibly even a combined with a RCBO type, which would probably be the most useful. Schneider do things for the US like this that appear to contain a MCB and the AFDD.