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Omega Indoor RCD Safety Adaptor

Includes test and rest buttons
Recommended for use with all electrical power tools as designed to protect user from risk of electric shocks

Description

The new Omega RCD Adaptor with Test and Reset Button is ideal for use in the home, garage or garden and is recommended for use with all electrical power tools.

Designed to protect the user from the risk of electric shock, RCD Adaptors quickly detect and disconnect the circuit in the event of an earth connection leakage or if a power cable becomes damaged or severed.

Simply plug the RCD adaptor into a mains socket, connect any mains electrical equipment into the RCD Adaptor, test and reset the circuit using the clearly marked buttons and then use your equipment with the user protected from the risk of electric shock. 13 Amp maximum load.

Delivery

Standard Delivery (approx. 5 working days) - FREE if order over £40 or £2.95 if order under £40
Express Delivery (approx. 2 working days) - £4.95
We deliver to mainland UK, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands and Scottish Highlands & Islands

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Returns

Every product is covered by our 30-day money back guarantee
Every product is guaranteed for at least 12 months. If your item develops a fault within the guarantee period, we will either refund (only if within 30 days) or replace free of charge
If you wish to return an item to us for whatever reason, please call us on 01794 525 320

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Q&As

Q: What is a RCD and how does it work?
A: RCD adaptors are the simplest way of power protection for in and around the home. An RCD adaptor (circuit breaker) protects against the risk of electrocution. It is similar to a residual current circuit breaker (RCCB); is an electrical wiring device that disconnects a circuit whenever it detects that the electric current is not balanced between the energized conductor and the return neutral conductor. Such an imbalance is sometimes caused by current leakage through the body of a person who is grounded and accidentally touching the energised part of the circuit. A lethal shock can result from these conditions. RCDs are designed to disconnect quickly enough to mitigate the harm caused by such shocks although they are not intended to provide protection against overload or short-circuit conditions