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3 Phase RCDs for Three-Phase + Neutral Circuit Protection

3 phase RCDs provide residual current protection across all three live phases and the neutral conductor. Designed for three-phase loads, sub-mains and distribution circuits, they deliver essential shock and fire protection on commercial and industrial installations.

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These 4-pole RCDs disconnect L1, L2, L3 and N simultaneously during a fault, preventing dangerous imbalance or partial isolation. Available in 30mA, 100mA and 300mA sensitivities, they support both personal protection and fire-rated selective protection depending on the application.

  • 4-pole (3P+N) protection for true three-phase circuits
  • 30mA, 100mA & 300mA options for shock or fire protection
  • Type A and Type B variants depending on load characteristics
  • Suitable for motors, plant and multi-phase equipment
  • 18th Edition compliant for new and upgraded installations

These devices are essential wherever three-phase equipment is installed and offer guaranteed, simultaneous disconnection for safe maintenance and reliable protection against earth leakage faults.

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4 Pole Type A RCD – 80A High Immunity

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4 Pole Type A RCD – 80A High Immunity

£24.99

The WAR480-030 is a 4 pole, 80A Type A RCD with high immunity, designed for demanding three-phase applications where nuisance tripping must be avoided. Fully compliant with BS EN 61008-1 and BS EN 61008-2-1, it provides dependable residual current protection for distribution boards, EV chargers,...

4 Pole Type A RCD – 100A High Immunity

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4 Pole Type A RCD – 100A High Immunity

£24.99

The WAR4100-030 is a 4 pole, 100A Type A RCD with high immunity, designed for heavy-duty three-phase applications where maximum load capacity and nuisance-trip resistance are critical. Compliant with BS EN 61008-1 and BS EN 61008-2-1, it delivers reliable residual current protection for three-phase distribution...

4 Pole B-Type RCD – WEV463B-030 (63A, 30mA)

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4 Pole B-Type RCD – WEV463B-030 (63A, 30mA)

£158.30

The WEV463B-030 is a 4 Pole Type B RCD (63A, 30mA) designed for higher-load applications where smooth DC and high-frequency leakage currents may be present. Unlike Type A RCDs, it detects AC, pulsed DC, and smooth DC residual currents up to 1000 Hz, ensuring full...

What Is a 3 Phase RCD?

A 3 phase RCD is a 4-pole residual current device that monitors earth leakage across L1, L2, L3 and neutral. If a fault occurs, all poles disconnect together, ensuring full isolation and preventing phase imbalance or equipment damage.

Where 3 Phase RCDs Are Used

  • Three-phase distribution boards in commercial and industrial buildings
  • Motors, pumps and compressors requiring leakage detection
  • HVAC and ventilation systems
  • Sub-mains feeding secondary boards
  • Machinery circuits where neutral isolation is required

30mA vs 100mA vs 300mA

30mA: Personal protection on circuits feeding equipment directly accessible to users.

100mA: Fire protection or upstream protection where selectivity is needed.

300mA: Commercial/industrial fire protection or main incomer RCDs with selective delay.

Type A vs Type B Three-Phase RCDs

Type A: Detects AC + pulsed DC leakage. Suitable for many three-phase loads.

Type B: Detects smooth DC leakage. Required for VFDs, inverters, large motors and EV/renewables-related equipment.

Why Use a 4-Pole RCD?

Unlike 2-pole devices used on single-phase circuits, a 4-pole RCD gives:

  • Simultaneous phase + neutral isolation
  • Protection for balanced and unbalanced three-phase loads
  • Compliance with three-phase design requirements
  • Safe maintenance access without risking partial isolation

Compliance & Standards

All 3 Phase RCDs in this category meet BS EN 61008 / BS EN 61009 requirements and support 18th Edition Wiring Regulations for three-phase leakage protection.

Installer Benefits

3 Phase RCDs offer predictable disconnection, improved safety and full isolation for plant equipment, motors and distribution circuits. Their 4-pole format ensures safe working conditions and stable protection across multi-phase loads.