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<blockquote data-quote="kerching" data-source="post: 513660" data-attributes="member: 11861"><p>Glad to,see we have a light bulb expert on here, welcome</p><p></p><p>anyway I would hazard a guess that the upstairs lights are working on a borrowed neutral to work the two way. </p><p></p><p>Electrician realised this and took the cheaper option of sticking all on one RCBO instead of finding the fault. So when one blows , the plasma created has little,or no resistance, high current flows, breaker trips, , all lights go off. Well that's my theory, but what do I know? I am not an expert</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kerching, post: 513660, member: 11861"] Glad to,see we have a light bulb expert on here, welcome anyway I would hazard a guess that the upstairs lights are working on a borrowed neutral to work the two way. Electrician realised this and took the cheaper option of sticking all on one RCBO instead of finding the fault. So when one blows , the plasma created has little,or no resistance, high current flows, breaker trips, , all lights go off. Well that's my theory, but what do I know? I am not an expert [/QUOTE]
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