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Manufacturer of residual current devices
WEISHO, as a leading manufacturer of residual current devices (RCDs) in the market, not only creates high-quality products through strict production processes, but also offers highly competitive prices leveraging its complete supply chain advantages. At the same time, we support OEM manufacturing and personalized customization services to help customers enhance their brand competitiveness and market value.
What are our characteristics
Production technology
Adopting industry-leading manufacturing processes, continuously optimizing production processes, and improving efficiency and accuracy
Customization and OEM/ODM
Supports OEM/ODM services and can provide customized solutions according to your needs, including rated current, brand identification, etc
High performance-price ratio
Efficient production and strong supply chain management ensure high quality and low prices, reducing customer procurement costs
Long term partnership
Putting customers at the center, establishing long-term stable cooperation, and assisting in the growth of customer business.
Customizable residual current devices
Explore our extensive range of customized residual current devices (RCDs), suitable for various power distribution scenarios and professional applications. We provide comprehensive solutions from basic leakage protection to intelligent safety control:
63A industrial residual current device
Fixed-frame residual current device
Universal residual current device
Wholesale residual current device
WHY CHOOSE US
- Industry-leading testing: Every residual current device (RCD) undergoes 100% strict testing in line with international safety standards (e.g., residual current sensitivity, tripping response time), ensuring compliance with safety norms.
- High-quality materials: Premium components (flame-retardant housing, stable current transformers) extend the RCD’s service life and guarantee consistent leakage protection performance.
- Engineering Innovation: Our R&D team continuously optimizes RCD technology—such as enhancing residual current detection accuracy and shortening tripping time—to improve electrical safety protection.
- Global certification: Our entire RCD series has obtained IEC, CE, UL, and regional safety certifications, meeting the access requirements of markets worldwide.
- Comprehensive support: We provide end-to-end services from RCD selection guidance (matching models to application scenarios) to installation training and after-sales maintenance support.
Why choose a residual current device?
Residual current devices (RCDs) are core components in modern electrical systems, specializing in leakage protection (alongside basic overload and short-circuit defense). They deliver reliable performance across residential, commercial, and light industrial scenarios—prioritizing electrical safety by isolating faulty circuits quickly. Here’s why RCDs are the smart choice for your electrical safety needs.
Efficient Overload Protection
- Strong residual current detection capability
- Fast tripping response time
- Adjustable residual current thresholds
Advanced security features
- Leakage protection module
- Reinforced circuit isolation
- Integrated thermal-magnetic tripping mechanism
Versatile Applications
- Home usage
- Commercial installation
- Industrial setups
Cost-Effective Solution
- Durable structure
- Reduce maintenance costs
- long service life
The advantages of our RCD product
High arc extinguishing capability
Intelligent functions
Long mechanical lifespan
Low maintenance cost
High judgement ability
Brand reputation
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Not just a residual current device manufacturer
We don’t just produce residual current devices (RCDs)—we also offer a range of customized value-added services to meet your project needs. We are committed to pursuing excellence, ensuring that every customer receives personalized attention, expert guidance (e.g., RCD model matching, scenario-based safety solutions), and seamless support throughout the entire process of cooperation.
Service Consultation
Product Recommendations
Logistics Support
Installation Support
What are our clients saying
Don’t just believe what we say! Take a look at satisfied customers’ evaluations of our residual current devices (RCDs).
“These RCDs have significantly boosted the safety of our industrial electrical installations—their leakage protection response is precise and reliable, effectively reducing electric shock risks for on-site personnel.”
“The RCDs are really user-friendly; they’re easy to integrate into home circuits, and I feel much more reassured using electrical appliances in wet areas like the bathroom.”
“I trust these RCDs for their durability—they’ve held up perfectly in my home renovation projects, and the test button makes it easy to verify their function regularly.”
“Since switching to these RCDs, our facility’s electrical fire risks have dropped noticeably, and maintenance costs have decreased thanks to their long service life.”
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FAQ
Learn more about residual current devices (RCDs) through these frequently asked questions.
An RCD is a low-voltage electrical safety device that monitors the current imbalance (residual current) between live and neutral wires. It quickly trips to cut off power when leakage occurs (e.g., human electric shock, insulation damage), preventing electrical accidents. It’s a core component for electrical safety in residential, commercial, and light industrial scenarios.
RCDs use a current transformer to detect the vector sum of live/neutral currents: under normal conditions, the sum is 0. When leakage happens (e.g., current flows to the ground), the sum exceeds the set threshold (typically 30mA for personal protection), triggering an electromagnetic or electronic mechanism to trip the circuit within ≤0.1 seconds—stopping electric shock risks.
Traditional circuit breakers only protect against overload/short-circuit, but RCDs add leakage protection (the leading cause of electrical shocks and fires). They are mandatory in most regions for residential circuits, as they significantly reduce electric shock and fire risks, especially in wet environments (bathrooms, kitchens).
Key components include: a current transformer (leakage detection core), a tripping mechanism (electromagnetic/electronic), main contacts (for circuit switching), an operating handle, a test button (to verify leakage protection), and a flame-retardant housing.
It’s recommended to press the “TEST” button monthly to verify leakage protection function. For commercial/industrial applications, professional functional testing (including residual current sensitivity verification) should be conducted annually. High-frequency use scenarios (e.g., workshops) may require semi-annual testing.
Yes—RCDs (or RCBOs, which integrate RCD and overload/short-circuit protection) are essential for residential circuits. Typical configurations use 30mA RCDs for sockets (especially wet areas) and 100mA RCDs for main circuits, ensuring home electrical safety.
RCDs have no consumable parts and require minimal maintenance: keep the device clean (avoid dust/moisture), press the test button monthly, and replace the device if it fails the test (or if tripping becomes slow). Do not disassemble—professional replacement is recommended for faults.
Modern RCDs use RoHS-compliant materials (free of lead, mercury, etc.) and are recyclable (metal contacts, plastic housing). Their 10–15 year service life reduces waste from frequent replacements, and they prevent electrical fires (indirectly reducing fire-related pollution).
RCDs are sized by residual current rating (30mA, 100mA, 300mA) and rated current (16A, 20A, 32A, 63A). Physical sizes follow standard electrical panel dimensions (e.g., 1-module, 2-module for residential RCBOs), ensuring compatibility with distribution boxes.
Most manufacturers provide a 1–2 year warranty covering material/workmanship defects. Some brands offer extended warranties (up to 5 years) for commercial bulk orders. The warranty does not cover damage from improper use (e.g., overloading beyond rated current).
