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Glenn I know of one mobile engineer who is equiped to test caravan RCD's at customers sites using their mains connection without bypassing the premises RCD as I arranged the purchase of the kit he needed to do it

I would be a bit worried where the mobile guys use generators as they can cause problems with the chargers if they are not properly regulated and spike free
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is this the isolated transformers we hear off?
 
There was a letter in the Camping & Caravanning Club magazine a while back when a member was asked by their service engineer if they wanted a pir done.

The Club member asked in his letter if this was compulsory and the reply seemed a bit evasive.

The clubs representative who replied to the letter stated that there were no plans to introduce a requirement for certification this year but didn't rule out the possibility later on. The rep also ventured the opinion that pir testing was a 'good thing'.

I wasn't sure if the rep meant that it was a 'good thing' for the mug caravanner who is being used as a cash cow or a good thing for those who will earn extra income by forcing unnecessary testing to be a requirement before connection to e.h.u is allowed.

When I asked our local district association committee members none of them had heard of this or had any instruction regarding pir testing from the head honcho's of the C&CC.
 
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