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Whitecliffe Electrical is a trusted UK supplier and distributor of high-quality consumer units, EV circuit protection, and electrical distribution products.

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Established in 2019, Whitecliffe Electrical Distribution (WCED) specializes in the supply and distribution of premium electrical products across the domestic, commercial, and industrial sectors. Operating from Radcliffe, the brand has quickly grown to provide crucial electrical safety solutions, particularly in the ever-expanding electric vehicle (EV) market.

Whitecliffe Electrical is widely recognized for its robust metal consumer units, surge protection devices, and 3-Phase PME fault detection boards. These specialized circuit protection devices offer advanced features like automatic supply monitoring and elimination of the need for earth rods in EV installations, ensuring safety and compliance with modern electrical regulations.

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  • Do I need an earth rod when using a Whitecliffe Electrical PME distribution board?

    No, an earth rod is not required if the PME distribution board is used, as it completely disconnects all phases and earth if a PME fault is detected.

  • How do I reset my Whitecliffe distribution board if an over-voltage is detected?

    Following an over-voltage isolation, a manual reset is required on the grounds of safety. You will need to press the RED 'REST' or 'RESET' button on the device to clear the fault once the voltage returns to safe limits.

  • What do the handle colors represent on the Whitecliffe RCBO?

    On the twin-handle RCBO, the black handle controls the MCB function, and the white handle controls the RCD function. If only the black handle trips, it points to an overload or short circuit. If both handles trip, it points to a residual current fault.

  • How often should I test the RCBO version?

    If you are using the RCBO version, you should test it monthly using the provided test button to ensure correct functionality and verify that it trips within standard timeframes.