Re:Why Does A Good Kettle Cost $90+?
by michaelt on Monday January 20, 2014 @08:30AM
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It doesn't tend to cause many nuisance trips.
Of course, if you buy something from the store and it trips your RCD you know it's got a fault so you return it. And if something old starts tripping your RCD you know it's developed a fault, and you fix it or replace it.
Of course, if you buy something from the store and it trips your RCD you know it's got a fault so you return it. And if something old starts tripping your RCD you know it's developed a fault, and you fix it or replace it.