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The R1+R2 and R2 column are all blank although it states one should be entered. No end to ends of ring final conductors, I would say that schedule is incomplete.
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That's for new installations. I'll bet during an EICR that the insulation resistance readings between live conductors won't be filled out. There is nothing wrong with "LIM" being inserted in any of those boxes - just agree it with the client beforehand.The R1+R2 and R2 column are all blank although it states one should be entered. No end to ends of ring final conductors, I would say that schedule is incomplete.
... My mate even showed me his tutors eicr which shows he doesn't carry it out saying only needed on new installs only not on eicr as its already energised
The top of the column clearly states one should be listed, not put NA in each box.That's for new installations. I'll bet during an EICR that the insulation resistance readings between live conductors won't be filled out. There is nothing wrong with "LIM" being inserted in any of those boxes - just agree it with the client beforehand.
I think Chris's Vid will answer your question
1983 may be a good idea to ask your mate to ask his Tutor what he thinks of the video.
Thank you everyone for the feed back I've always done the full test but after hearing this from my mates tutor who's teaching the 2395 and also showed me the tutors old eicr papers where all I see is n/a in the R1+R2 column got me thinking have I been wasiting time
The top of the column clearly states one should be listed, not put NA in each box.
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