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Wickes 13 Amp Twin RCD Socket - White - Free Click & Collect
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Posted 8 August 2023

Wickes 13 Amp Twin RCD Socket - White - Free Click & Collect

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This 13A Twin RCD socket, provides essential residual current protection with test and reset functions, and an indicator to identify when the circuit is active.

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Features & benefits

  • Non-latching RCD socket
  • Rated tripping current 30mA
  • Product must be reset in the event of tripping, providing added safety.
  • Double socket protected by residual current operated device
  • 13 Amp rated current
  • For indoor use
  • Test and reset functions with an indicator to identify when the circuit is active
  • 18 months guarantee

Additional Details

  • Range: Exclusive square edge white moulded
  • Switched: N
  • Number of Gangs: 1
  • Depth: 34 mm
  • Height: 86 mm
  • Width: 145 mm
  • Material: Urea
  • Colour: White
  • Finish: White
  • Style: Square edge
  • Fastener Type: Screwed
  • Interior or Exterior Use: Interior
  • IP Rating: IP20
  • Current Rating: 13 A
  • Voltage: 230 V
  • Connection Type: Screw terminals
  • Type: RCD sockets
  • Pack Quantity: 1
  • Standards Met: BS 7288
  • Country Origin: China
  • Brand Name: Wickes
  • Range Description: Exclusive Square Edge

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  1. royy's avatar
    Looked into these recently am I right in assuming this would be no good for the likes of a fridge or freezer as its non latching.
    stoufer_the_cat's avatar
    Sparks said to me never put fridge on RCD
  2. gerardgimbert's avatar
    Is this the correct type for power/garden tools?
    trills's avatar
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    It is a lot easier to just get one of theses amazon.co.uk/Mas…c=1 I agree but if you want 2 items protected and willing to spend the time to wire it up, the deal might be a better option long term?
  3. b13kal's avatar
    Just so you know its not recommended to have two RCS’s in one circuit.
  4. fanmore's avatar
    Thanks for posting
  5. autolycus's avatar
    Something else i don't really need :-) But i have one of those plug-ins and can never be a***d with it as it's so seldom needed and i can never remember all the steps to set up. I'll replace the outlet in my shed with this as a discipline. I'm assuming i can use with an extension lead and lawnmower?
  6. IvIarkGraham's avatar
    I have a problem somewhere with a socket that trips my main board. Would this trip out first and leave the main board running?

    Had the problem investigated and can't find the fault
    starryme's avatar
    It could be a faulty appliance or an extension lead shorting that plugs into one of your sockets or you can buy a socket tester that shows up any faults with a socket wiring.
  7. deleted2919055's avatar
    Aren't all sockets RCD protected by a main RCD in the consumer unit? I mean, that's the regulations right?
    SFconvert's avatar
    Plenty of older houses without RCD boards. Latest regulations only apply to new installs.
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