Latching RCD

[Peter Spikings]

Hi,

I've got an RCD plug from Screwfix

that I'm using to provide power to my fish tank. However I want one that latches so that if the power fails when I'm not there the plug will restore power to the fish tank equipment when it returns (so the fish don't freeze to death if there's a power blip when I'm on holiday). Seems like a reasonable requirement but for the life of me I can't find anyone who sells a latching RCD device :/

Can anyone else find one?

Thanks,

Peter.

[Bob Minchin]

I've got RCD sockets in my work shop that do not trip when power fails. I expect your RCD plugs work differently.

Make up an extension lead with a RCD socket instead.

Bob

[JONBOY]

------------------------------------- hello you lot hope you can help me i have a couple of cameras that I NO ITS ODD ? but the cable that used to feed them is 4 core = a mini coax what i mean is the strands are red black orange brown then a very small coax all in one wire the brown and orange are the supply to the ray of infa reds round the lens thats fine + - the coax must be the video signal this may sound stupid i assume the red is + and black is - but i did apply a 12 vdc regulated supply to one of the other ones exactly the same ones but it was not happy as it burn out not the orange and brown to the infa reds Now the back of my digi vid recorder the conections are as follows 4 camera outs & 4 cams in then 2 type of monitor conetions depending on what you have then alarm realays are the why do you have a cam out and a cam in because the cam out is not a 12 v dc supply they are bnc conetions also gots some other cams these are easy 12v dc into them auto infa reds at night and video out no problem with them can you get cams with in and out low voltage and seperate 12 vdc for the infa reds HELP ME AM GOING UCKING

[Richard]

Too bad. I have no Fs to spare. Seems like it's DIY time for you.