Basic Radial Design - intro and inrush currents

In this video I begin covering the basic radial design for the design and verification of electrical installations. Here we begin by looking at the effects of inrush currents.
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[@russellwarren919]

Very well explained I've been a spark since the early 90's and although I know this was good to hear it put in these terms

[@abc123evoturbobonker]

I'm only at 5:53.. I really hope you have the answer to my super annoying 110v box that trips a 32a breaker during ~70% of its start-ups

[@SparkyNinja]

These things are quite common. Transformers will inevitably create an inrush, so it's down to a combination of how nasty the inrush is for that transformer, and how sensitive the OCPD is. I travelled around the UK with a safe isolation transformer demonstrating diverted neutral current last year last year and I kept popping out fuses every time I plugged the bloody thing in.

[@abc123evoturbobonker]

@ thanks for replying! It sounds like for home workshop use without insanity creeping in, separate circuit to minimise inconvenience or *not type B RCD or both