Draper 230V RCD Adaptor 10205 User Guide

Quick guide for the Draper 230V RCD Adaptor (10205). Includes operating instructions, safety precautions, technical specifications, and maintenance tips.

Quick answers from the manual

Quick answer

To use the Draper RCD Adaptor, plug it into a switched-off mains outlet, switch the power on, and press the RESET button (indicator turns red). Press the TEST button to verify it breaks the circuit (indicator turns clear). If successful, press RESET again to power your appliance. p. 2

Key actions

Testing the device p. 2
Resetting the device p. 2

First start

Inspect and test the device before every use. p. 2

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Problems and fixes

Device fails to trip or trips repeatedly

Stop using the device, inspect for damage, and consult a qualified electrician or Draper Tools.

p. 1, 2

Maintenance and reset

Clean with a dry cloth only; do not use solvents. p. 2

Technical specifications

Parameter	Value	Meaning	Pages
Rated voltage	220-240V AC	Operating voltage range	p. 1
Max. load	3,120W	Maximum power capacity	p. 1
Rated trip current	30mA	Sensitivity to leakage	p. 1
Trip speed	40ms	Reaction time	p. 1

Where to find it in the PDF

Specifications and Safety p. 1
Operation and Maintenance p. 2

Table of contents

Quick guide from the manual

The Draper 230V RCD Adaptor is designed to break electrical circuits and reduce the risk of electrocution during current leakage or surges. Important: You must inspect and test the device before every use. Do not use the device if it is visibly damaged, has been dropped, or if it fails the test procedure. This device is not a substitute for normal safety precautions.

Safety Information

Environment: Use and store only in ambient temperatures between -5°C and +40°C. Do not expose to wet or humid conditions or immerse in liquid. Do not use in environments with smoke, chemicals, flammable/explosive fumes, or salt-laden spray.
Handling: Keep out of reach of children. Do not allow access to or tampering with electrical sockets.
Maintenance: Always unplug the RCD and connected appliances from the circuit before carrying out inspections.
Warning: If the device repeatedly trips when an appliance is connected or fails to trip when tested, seek advice from a qualified electrician or contact Draper Tools.

Operation

Follow these steps to operate the RCD adaptor safely:

Ensure the mains outlet is switched off and insert the RCD.
Switch the power on and press the RESET button. The RCD indicator will turn red.
Press the TEST button. The RCD should break the electrical circuit, and the indicator will turn clear.
If the test is successful, connect the required appliance to the RCD outlet and press the RESET button again to restore the current.

Note: The power outlet remains active until it is manually switched off.

Product Care

Clean the product using a dry cloth ONLY. Do not use solvents or aggressive substances as they may damage plastic or insulated parts.
Ensure pin sockets are kept clear of dust and debris.
Remove the device from the power outlet when not in use.
Dispose of the product responsibly at the end of its working life; do not dispose of it with domestic waste.

Technical Specifications

Stock No: 10205
Part No: RCD3/B
Rated voltage: 220-240V AC
Rated frequency: 50Hz
Max. operating current: 13A
Max. load: 3,120W
Rated trip current: 30mA
Trip speed: 40ms
Operating temperature: -5°C to +40°C
IP rating: IP40

Manufacturer information

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Practical help

Common problems

Device repeatedly trips when an appliance is connected

Switch off the appliance, inspect the power cable for damage, and seek advice from a qualified electrician.

Device fails to trip when TEST button is pressed

Do not use the device. Contact Draper Tools for support.

Indicator is not red after pressing RESET

Ensure the mains outlet is switched on and the device is properly inserted.

Before use

Inspect the device for visible damage.
Ensure the device has not been dropped.
Verify the environment is dry and free of flammable fumes.
Perform the TEST procedure to ensure the RCD is functioning correctly.

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Specs in practice

Rated trip current (30mA): The sensitivity level at which the device will cut power to prevent electrocution.
Trip speed (40ms): The time taken for the device to cut power once a fault is detected.
Max. load (3,120W): The maximum power capacity of appliances that can be connected to the adaptor.

Model compatibility

Designed for 220-240V AC mains supply.
Not suitable for wet or humid environments.
Not suitable for environments with smoke, chemicals, or explosive fumes.

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