Ever wondered about the difference between an RCD and a circuit breaker? Josh is here to demystify these essential components, showing why RCDs are vital for your home’s electrical safety. Unsure if you have RCDs? Simply head out to your switchboard, take a photo, and email it to us at info@rfes.com.au ⚡️ We’re ready to assist! For expert advice or help with your electrical setup, ☎️ call us on 08 9106 9197 ☎️. Safety is a priority, and we’re here to ensure your home is protected. #perthhomes #p

An RCCB (Residual Current Circuit Breaker), also known as an RCD (Residual Current Device), is crucial in an electrical installation for several reasons: 1. Prevents Electric Shocks:RCCBs detect and disconnect the power supply if they sense a leakage current caused by faults like touching a live wire. This protects people from severe electric shocks. 2. Protects Against Fire Hazards:Leakage currents, especially through faulty wiring or appliances, can cause overheating and lead to electrical fir

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