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Commercial outside Lights RCD/RCBO

meath4sam · 2022-07-19 17:00:51

Do outside lights require a RCD/RCBO protection now? Is there a clause where if light is a certain height or fixed to the building it is not required.

19-07-2022 5:00pm

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meath4sam

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Do outside lights require a RCD/RCBO protection now?
Is there a clause where if light is a certain height or fixed to the building it is not required.

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#2 20-07-2022 11:06am

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411.3.4 of I.S. 10101 requires lights to be protected by a Rcd.

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#3 21-07-2022 3:22pm

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Yes, but only for for "domestic premesis". This is a commercial installation.

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#4 21-07-2022 7:41pm

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Thanks for reply’s lads can anyone clear this up? I do remember something about if the light is fixed to the building it is not required or if the light is over a certain height.

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