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RCBOs provide combined overload, short-circuit and residual current protection for individual circuits. They are commonly used in consumer units and distribution boards where each circuit needs its own protective device instead of relying on shared RCD protection.

Browse Type A RCBOs, high immunity RCBOs, mini Type A RCBOs, 10kA RCBOs, EV RCBOs and three-phase RCBO options for domestic, commercial, EV, heat pump and inverter-fed circuits.

Quick answer: An RCBO combines MCB and RCD functions in one device, protecting a single circuit against overload, short circuit and earth leakage faults.

Read more about RCBO types and applications
  • Type A RCBOs: for AC and pulsating DC residual current protection
  • High immunity RCBOs: useful where nuisance tripping is a concern
  • Mini RCBOs: compact options for tighter consumer units
  • 10kA RCBOs: higher breaking capacity options for suitable installations
  • EV and heat pump circuits: choose protection based on the equipment manufacturer’s requirements
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3-Pole Type A RCBO – 20A C Curve 30mA 10kA (WRT320C-030)

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3-Pole Type A RCBO – 20A C Curve 30mA 10kA (WRT320C-030)

£75.85

The WRT320C-030 is a 3-pole Type A RCBO combining residual current protection and overcurrent protection in a compact 3-module device. Rated at 20A with a C curve and 30mA sensitivity, it provides reliable protection against overload, short-circuit, and earth leakage faults across all three phases....

3-Pole Type A RCBO – 50A C Curve 30mA 10kA (WRT350C-030)

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3-Pole Type A RCBO – 50A C Curve 30mA 10kA (WRT350C-030)

£75.85

The WRT350C-030 is a 3-pole Type A RCBO designed for higher-current three-phase circuits requiring combined residual current and overcurrent protection. Rated at 50A with a C curve tripping characteristic and 30mA sensitivity, it provides dependable protection against overload, short-circuit, and earth leakage faults in a...

Type A RCBO – 10A C Curve, 30mA

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Type A RCBO – 10A C Curve, 30mA

£14.50

The WRT110C-030 is a 10A C Curve Type A RCBO combining overcurrent and 30mA residual current protection in one slimline device. With switched live and neutral disconnection, bi-directional wiring for solar PV and inverter-fed systems, and high immunity electronics to minimise nuisance trips, it is...

High Immunity RCBO – 16A C Curve, Type A, 30mA (WER16C-030)

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High Immunity RCBO – 16A C Curve, Type A, 30mA (WER16C-030)

£19.80

The WER16C-030 is a 16A C Curve High Immunity Type A RCBO built for EV chargers, motors, heat pumps, and inverter-fed systems. It provides overload, short-circuit, and 30mA residual current protection, while the high immunity design prevents nuisance tripping in circuits subject to harmonics and...

High Immunity RCBO – 20A C Curve, Type A, 30mA (WER20C-030)

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High Immunity RCBO – 20A C Curve, Type A, 30mA (WER20C-030)

£19.80

The WER20C-030 is a 20A C Curve High Immunity Type A RCBO designed for EV chargers, motors, heat pumps, and inverter-fed systems. It provides combined overload, short-circuit, and 30mA residual current protection, while high immunity electronics reduce nuisance tripping from harmonics and transient voltages. Featuring...

What Types of RCBO Are Available?

Different RCBO types are specified depending on the electrical characteristics of the installation and the connected equipment.

Type A RCBO

Type A RCBOs detect AC and pulsating DC earth leakage currents. They are the standard choice for most modern UK domestic installations and comply with 18th Edition requirements.

Type B / DC-Sensitive Protection

Some EV, solar and inverter-fed circuits may require protection capable of detecting smooth DC residual current. Where this is specified, check whether the installation requires a dedicated Type B RCD, a suitable RCBO arrangement, or another manufacturer-approved protective device.

High Immunity RCBO

High Immunity RCBOs are designed to reduce nuisance tripping in electrically noisy environments. They are commonly used in circuits supplying IT equipment, refrigeration systems and commercial installations.

Single Phase vs Three Phase RCBO

Single phase RCBOs are used in standard domestic consumer units. Three phase RCBOs are required in commercial or industrial installations where balanced multi-phase protection is needed.

When Should You Use an RCBO?

RCBOs are recommended when independent circuit protection is required. Unlike split-load RCD boards, each circuit is protected individually, meaning one fault does not disconnect the entire installation.

  • Domestic rewires and new builds
  • EV charger circuits
  • Heat pump supplies
  • Commercial distribution boards
  • Circuits where discrimination is required

RCBO Standards & Compliance

RCBOs are typically manufactured to BS EN 61009. Always select the correct device type, current rating, breaking capacity and curve for the circuit design, connected equipment and consumer unit compatibility.

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