From 1 January 2013 requirements for residual current devices (RCDs) applied to workplaces where ?plug in? electrical equipment (electrical equipment supplied with electricity through a socket outlet) is used in the following operating environments:
If electricity is supplied through a socket outlet that does not exceed 20 amps, then the RCD must have a tripping current that does not exceed 30 milliamps. This does not apply if the supply of electricity to the electrical equipment:
Information about the advantages and disadvantages of different kinds of non portable and portable RCDs are described in Appendix B in the code of practice Managing electrical risks at the workplace.
You may need to seek technical advice from a competent person about the kinds of RCDs that are appropriate for your workplace.