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RCDs

Our RCDs range covers FuseBox Type A, B and F devices, Click Elucian 30mA double pole units, Hager and MK Sentry time delay models, Lewden RCCBs and RCD fused spurs.

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RCDs: the Thirty Milliamps Between Fault and Harm

Residual current protection across every type letter: FuseBox covers the specialist end with Type B 63A 30mA, Type F 25A high-frequency and Type A 100A S-type time delay RCDs, Click’s Elucian line runs 63A, 80A and 100A 30mA double pole units, Hager’s 100A 100mA Type A time delay and MK’s Sentry 40A 100mA quad module cover boards and sub-mains, with Lewden’s 40A 30mA RCCB and Knightsbridge’s 13A RCD fused spur at the accessible end.

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Compare RCD Types

The load decides the letter.

Compare the main types below:

Product RangeSub-CategoryKey Features
Type AThe StandardModern domestic loads and time delay
Type B & FThe SpecialistEV, inverter and high-frequency loads
30mA UnitsPersonalShock protection at the board
100mA S-TypeSelectiveUpstream units that wait their turn

Key Benefits of Proper RCD Selection

The letter on the device matters more than ever:

  • Type Coverage: A, B and F stocked, not just AC.
  • Selective Options: S-types keep whole boards from tripping.
  • Board-Matched: Elucian units drop into their system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What they can see: Type A reads pulsed DC from modern electronics, Type F adds high-frequency awareness for inverter drives and Type B covers smooth DC from EV chargers and solar, each stated per device.

Purpose: 30mA is personal shock protection at final circuits, 100mA time delay S-types sit upstream for fire protection and selectivity.

Waits politely: the upstream RCD delays so the downstream 30mA unit clears the fault first, keeping the rest of the installation live.

Smooth DC risk: EV charging and inverter equipment can blind ordinary RCDs, so Type B like FuseBox’s 63A unit is specified where they connect.

Point-of-use protection: the 13A spur adds 30mA Type A protection to a single appliance circuit without touching the board.

Stay in-system: Click’s units are made for Elucian consumer units, with cross-brand fitting a compliance risk, per listing.


Need Help Choosing The Right RCDs?

Our friendly customer service team are always ready to provide answers, offer support and share information. So if you're still unsure on which product best suits your needs, or for any other questions or queries, please don't hesitate to give us a call on 01424 220384 for expert advice.

Explore our RCDs range: FuseBox Type B 63A 30mA, Type F 25A high-frequency and Type A 100A S-type time delay devices, Click Elucian 63A, 80A and 100A 30mA double pole RCDs, Hager’s 100A 100mA Type A time delay, MK’s Sentry 40A quad module, Lewden’s 40A 30mA RCCB and Knightsbridge’s 13A RCD fused spur. Types, sensitivities and ratings are stated on every listing, at trade prices with fast UK delivery.