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What ist the difference between the options in “place of installation” when adding a load and what has to be considered in this case?

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What ist the difference between the options in “place of installation” when adding a load and what has to be considered in this case?

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Depending on the place of installation and the nominal current of the load you have to consider if you have to use an RCD according to the IEC 60364-4-41 standard. The difference between the inner, outer and wet zone is the inclusion of an RCD in the outer zone up to a consumer load current of 32A. Above this current, an RCD is not necessary. In a wet zone, an RCD is always necessary. In case of a consumer in an inner zone, but not a socket-outlet, an RCD is not required (inner zone = indoor, outer zone = outside; wet zone = bathroom for example).

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