RCD Accessories
The Internet Electrical range of RCD Accessories contribute to safety in the home, office, school, laboratory and garage.
We offer the choice of both active and passive tripping sockets and connection units in white moulded, metalclad and weatherproof accessories.
RCD accessories (residual current device) are designed to protect from fatal electric shocks as it automatically switches off electricity when there is a fault. This potentially life-saving device protects against electrocution in instances where there is a bare wire, overheating or earth faults.
Your safety is assured with great brands such as Timeguard, Greenbrook Powerbreaker, MK Electric and Knightsbridge.
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click to viewWhite Moulded RCD Accessories
A comprehensive range of white moulded RCD sockets and RCD connection units available with both active and passive tripping. Have total confidence when purchasing market leading brands such as Greenbrook Powerbreaker, MK Electric, Timeguard and BG Electrical.
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click to viewMetalclad RCD Accessories
A comprehensive range of metalclad RCD sockets and RCD connection units available with both active and passive tripping. Have total confidence when purchasing market leading brands such as Greenbrook Powerbreaker, MK Electric, Timeguard and BG Electrical.
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click to viewWeatherproof RCD Accessories
A comprehensive range of weatherproof RCD sockets and RCD connection units housed in an IP66 enclosure available with both active and passive tripping. Suitable for all outdoor installations sourced from leading brands such as Greenbrook, MK Electric, Timeguard and BG Electrical.
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click to viewRCD Safety Adaptors 13A
The Greenbrook Electrical range of RCD plugs, adaptors and re-wireable in-line connectors provide added personal protection against electrocution when using electrical equipment in adverse conditions in both domestic and commercial environments.
Types of RCD tripping:
Passive RCD
When power is lost due to a fault the RCD trips out and isolates the circuit it is protecting. Passive RCDs do not trip during power cuts, making them ideal for fridges and freezers and also for protecting remote/unmanned areas. They are also known as a Latching RCD.
Active RCD
These trip out and isolate the circuit due to faults and also during power cuts. Active RCDs remain off until manually reset, making them ideal for rotating machinery such as power tools and garden tools. They are also known as a Non-Latching RCD.