Downstairs lighting is tripping rcd.
Circuit has 4 chandeliers with multiple bulbs and led downlights in the bathroom.
Can I just test IR on 250v setting between L,N & E and expect the same results as testing with 500v.
In an industrial building with galvanised trunking everywhere and loads of circuits with singles, has anyone got any good tips on identifying the singles for a circuit easily if I needed to break into a ring for example?
There’s not a lot of room with the other circuits which is why it may have been installed like that.
someone said before that it’s mainly 3-phase you have to worry about with eddy effects.
So Allianz insurance inspector has pulled up a C3 ( I know it’s not mandatory) about magnetic effects from a circuit.
so we have a small 9-way board with cables entering via galvanised trunking and thru 3 20mm couplers.
They’re all single phase circuits but he’s highlighted one circuit that...
Hi, I’m a bit new to this and I understand how to wire thru a grid key switch for emergency lighting but could someone please explain or show a small drawing how to wire with a key switch so when the key switch is toggled, the lights stay in and only turns off the emergency lights please
Thanks for the reply but quinetic stuff don’t use rotary switches. Not sure you know what I’m trying to explain. Quinetic switches are wireless and work off kinetic energy sent to a module.
no wires on the switches are required.
thanks anyway ?
The dimmer switch is
QU D11W
Quinetic 1 Gang Wireless Dimmer Switch
Also, that single is to the live out on the module although it looks like it’s wired to the neutral out.
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