British General 900 Series 13A 2-Gang SP Switched Passive RCD Socket White (3133J)

Hi IceQuestJames, Each socket is capable of coping with at least 13A of load, which is the maximum for a UK spec product and likely far more than either of your machines is actually using.

Hi heavymetaltec2, We make either 32 or 45 mm deep surface pattress in the 900 series, plus 35 mm deep dry lining or steel knock-out (flush mount) boxes.

...and if you change the C.U. to a 17th/18th edition which will have one or more built-n RCD's this unit won't be wasted. If a faulty appliance causes this socket's RCD to trip it shouldn't trip the C.U.'s RCD, saving 1/2 or full house from plunging into darkness/lose power. Alternatively could use an RCBO in C.U., but this socket is cheaper and is closer to the probable fault making it also easier to test. I'm planning to use for a fish tank due to electrics and water. Being 'Latching' if there's a powercut this will stay 'on', useful if away, so the heater/bubbler aren't left tripped off. I've used these by BG in the outdoors casing all working fine. The metal case Spur ones I read can be faulty and I've had a faulty one too. It'll be faulty when you first test it, if so take it back, they don't seem to develop faulty after use.

Hi AMWBCS. This product is BS:7288 compliant.

Hi, thank you for your product enquiry. We advise a 35mm deep box to allow room for cabling without crushing it or ending up with it putting pressure on the terminals.