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    3m rule

    So because its under 3m this is ok to do, even though its not mechanically protected and has 100amp fuses protecting a 6mm tail? Really didnt think it was allowed.
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    3m rule

    Can anyone clear something up for me was at a job yesterday and the meter had 25mm double insulated tails going from it to the main isolator about 500mm from it clipped direct, however the meter also had 6mm double insulated tails doubled up with the 25mms going about 2m away clipped surface...
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    61009 rcbo max zs 1667ohms?

    Its a tn-s.
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    61009 rcbo max zs 1667ohms?

    Doing some testing today and came across something I was hoping to get cleared up. The maz zs of a c type 16amp 61009 is 1.44 ohms on table 41.3 however on table 41.5 it states that a 30ma 61009 under 32amp can have max zs of 1667ohms. Would you write on test sheet maz zs 1667 ohms and...
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    Testing a rcbo at db or end of circuit?

    Thanks
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    Testing a rcbo at db or end of circuit?

    Hi Boys, Just wondering if you guys could clear something up for me. When testing a rcbo or rcd I would always test from the end of the circuit, for example a socket on a radial circuit. However was talking to someone recently who told me they test from the load side of the rcbo or rcd at...
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    Supervision of apprentices/adult trainees

    Thanks guys for your comments. What about connecting up accessories or db's?
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    Supervision of apprentices/adult trainees

    Hi Guys, I was hoping for your thoughts about the supervision of apprentices/adult trainees? I had a discussion with someone today about this subject and was hoping for some of your views on the subject. Should apprentices/adult trainee's be working along side an electrician or approved...
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    shaver socket tripping rcd

    Think the test kit will be coming back out as well as a spare shaver socket just incase. Thanks to the genuine guys your helps always appreciated.
  10. beatboaby924y

    shaver socket tripping rcd

    Go and lie down in a dark room. You deserve nothing more than to be ignored, im sure your used to it. :)
  11. beatboaby924y

    shaver socket tripping rcd

    Why even take the time to write that comment? You like a few others on this site really bring it down and annoy genuine guys like me thats just asking for anothers advice experience or opinion. If you don't know, care or don't want to help then just keep your unhelpfull comments to yourself...
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    shaver socket tripping rcd

    That's really helpful, thanks.
  13. beatboaby924y

    shaver socket tripping rcd

    Hi guys wondering if you could help with problem I've got? I wired a shaver socket off of a new lighting circuit in a loft conversion I recently carried out. Everything was fine when I tested the circuit (removed the shaver socket when testing) and the results were expected and within limits...
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    todays little adventure at work........

    you forget to put your tools in the van
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    todays little adventure at work........

    your keeping us in suspenders here mate

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