RCD question

[bonnyronny]

If the first socket on a radial is an RCD protected one like this:
http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=A231858&ts=39853&id=13149#
....is the rest of the radial considered to be protected by the same RCD or not?
To put it another way...could the supply for a freezer in a garage follow on from this type of RCD socket without tripping if there was an earth fault registered on an appliance plugged into the said socket?

Cheers

 

[the_jinj]

That would protect only the appliance plugged into it.

 

[Albert]

If you think about it the next socket, to the RCD one, will be connected to the supply side, meaning that it by passes the RCD.

 

[Albert]

The next socket to the RCD socket is connected to the supply side so it will by-pass the RCD.
You can use a 13A fuesed connection with RCD (integrated) and than you can ceate a radial circuit with as many sockets you whish and they all will be protected by the RCD.