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three phase sequence testing
Hi guys, as the title suggests just trying to get my head round three phase sequence testing, if I understand it correctly this is confirm that the three phases are in sequence.....obviously :) Now as I understand it this is obviously a live test and a three test leads are connected to L1 L2 L3...- Pondy
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- connected leads obviously phase sequence testing three three phase
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- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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Oven connected into ring - EGBR says this is ok?
I have just been asked by a customer if he can just plug his new cooker into a socket. I have said 'No' it needs to be on a dedicated circuit.. I then thought I'd do a bit of research as its only a 2.5kW oven and wanted to see it in black and white in the regs. I didn't ecpect the Electricians...- HappyHippyDad
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- connected oven ring
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RCD Tripping.....
Can anybody help... Went to a job Friday where apparently RCD is coming out once every couple of nights. The rcd covers 4 circuits which are sockets, sockets, heating and outdoor shed. I have carried out a blanket test and I am getting a reading of about 20M This is with loads conncted apart...- dlt27
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- connected fence loads rcd rcd tripping tripping trips
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Philips sgr001 ballast, help wiring plug
Hi. I ve purchased two of these ballast, reflector lamp kits. Internally they are already wired, but i need to wire the socket and extend the cable. As you can see in the photos there are two cables coming into the ballast. The only reasonable explanation to it is that they were connected in...- rory13
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- ballast brown cable connected philips plug series wiring
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RCD tripping Continuity test
Hi, am doing a continuity test on living room light, downstairs MCB off, last light in circuit, incoming to light disconnected, disconnect switch twin and earth, cross connected Earth and neutral in switch, did a continuity test at light and the RCD trips. Any help appreciated, only thing I...- coatesykid
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- cable connected continuity earth rcd rcd tripping still switch test tripping
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Fault finding questions
1. I carried out a x1 rcd test on a 30ma rcd and the time came in at 44ms with doesn't comply with the circuit disconnecting by 0.4ms. What is the problem? Old/faulty rcd? X5 was 13ms. 2. Done my continuity test on a ring and all continuity was proved. However my neutrals end to end was 0.61...- Leepato
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- circuit connected fault fault finding finding questions reading readings
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- Forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
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rcd test button probs
Installed under floor heating connected to a rcd socket turned it on floor warms up but test button keeps popping. Dont know what rating the floor is never done any floor heating before and prat that done it has thrown all the gear away. Any rough guesses what size rcd socket needed and how do I...- dannyc
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- connected floor heating rcd socket test
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Cooker Installation
Hi, I've recently bought a dual fuel cooker which requires hardwiring. The user manual states that it needs to be connected to a double pole control unit with a minimum rating of 32A. However, i've just had an electrician round who, after looking in the manual, said that the oven only needs 8A...- Gaz28
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- connected cooker electrician installation instructions manual manufacturers
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IR ON/OFF Motion Detector Sensor Switch. Problem
Hi i bought "IR ON/OFF Motion Detector Sensor Switch from Mr Resistor, i wanted to install it in the bathroom, to switch on and off LED light above cabinet, after instalation switch doesnt work, Just hear click sound but doesnt switch off the lights, any ideas please? Where is the problem...- Simoniz
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- connected contacts detector motion problem sensor strip switch transformer
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- Forum: UK Electrical Forum
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