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Floating panels also reduce evaporation loss from reservoir surfaces, so there's no need for those awful (and potentially polluting) floating plastic balls.

At our OP's request please continue in his house building thread: -

Murder or art? Either way it's a bit of fun ????

Page 2 and nobody has linked to this ???? Link to construction details in the first post.

Hmmmm, I think he may be barking up the wrong tree, but I'm not there to see what testing he's done. Did you try the RCBO set to 30mA?

Actually, that's the bit you want to keep damp for a good earth ???? You want to be looking for damp inside wall boxes, external light fittings and the like. Start in places where the weather can get it.

Yeah, and of course it will go away when it dries out, until next time ???? The usual suspects are outside lights and outlets or ants getting in any of the wall boxes. Time to get out the screwdriver and check everything.

Yup, that's about it. So don't go getting hold of live wires. Assuming (not always a good idea) that the system is properly earthed then there's no immediate danger, but it needs sorting ASAP.

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OK with the RCBO unit removed you have no earth leakage protection, over-current protection will still work. Does the breaker stay on with the selector set to 30mA? I suspect that the damp has got into the electrics somewhere (not necessarily where the board is located), you need an electrician to look at it and locate where the damp is (clue, it happened after the rain). Running without earth leakage protection isn't an immediate danger, but it's definitely not advisable for a business.

Does anything show on the PEA / MEA App?

The man that invented Tupperware has died The funeral is delayed because they are trying to find the right lid for the coffin. This time I'm definitely fetching my coat!

Baiting post and reply removed. Thread has run its course anyway.

Fetching my coat!

The discounts continue, both of service charge and FT. ????

Nope ^^^. No earth leakage protection ???? I think that board has plug-in breakers so Square-D ones should fit. If nothing else protect your water heaters** ** They may already have RCBO/RCD/ELCB built-in, post photos, which would make them a lot safer. You really do need to organise some kind of earth for your Class-1 (metal cased) appliances.

I wish, I really wish ???? Have to get it brought over by family, along with the "real" navy rum (although I missed "the tot" by a few years ???? ).

It's today (17th March) isn't it??

I was only RN not RM, but ... https://royalmarinesshop.com/products/02dcd191-aeea-11e8-ed44-8f32af131566 RN has similar https://royalnavyshop.co.uk/products/red-mist-fonseca-crusted-port

We've never had a problem with one plus copy. But, as with everything else, immigration offices vary, best to ask them.

So next question - why is it there?

Yup ^^^. But try to find a 2-pin outlet that fits the plug. Just in case someone tries to plug in a Class-1 device. What's the black gloop on that pin?