RCD

Buy RCD: Residual Current Devices

RCD (Residual Current Device) is like a guardian for your home. It's not like regular circuit breakers; it's super smart and stops bad things from happening when you accidentally touch live wires. This little hero doesn't just stop electric shocks; it's also good at preventing fires caused by electrical problems.

Different Types of RCD Switches

RCD switches are like the superheroes' sidekicks, each with their own special powers:

1. Fixed RCD: These are like the bodyguards of your fuse box, protecting all the circuits and gadgets connected to it.

2. Portable RCD: Imagine a plug-in bodyguard for your gadgets. Just plug it in, and it keeps you safe.

3. Socket-Outlet RCD: These are like special outlets with built-in bodyguards. They make sure you and your gadgets are always protected.

Get Your RCDs for a Safe Home

RCD is super easy. Just explore different types from trusted brands, pick the one that suits your home, and you're all set. It's like having your very own safety superhero at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is an RCD switch?

Ans. RCD switch, also known as a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) or Residual Current Circuit Breaker (RCCB), is a safety device designed to detect imbalances in electrical current flow and quickly disconnect the power supply to prevent electric shock and electrical fires.

Q2. How does an RCD switch work?

Ans. RCD switch continuously monitors the current flowing into and returning from a circuit. If it detects any imbalance, indicating a leakage or fault, it trips the switch, cutting off the power supply within milliseconds and preventing potential electric shock hazards.

Q3. Where should I install an RCD switch?

Ans. RCD switches are typically installed in electrical distribution panels or as standalone devices for individual circuits. They provide comprehensive protection for the entire electrical system in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

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