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loop test with rcd
using a test lamp across the L&N to freeze the rcd, generally a 5 second touch with the test lamp and it freezes the rcd then you can do a loop test with the rcd tester set on trip, I find it gives a better reading than the no trip option on the rcd tester I have,however on Thursday I took a bit...- giio
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- loop rcd seconds test tester thought
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- Forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
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Probably broken every rule in the book
I’ve probably broken every rule in the book with this. Was asked if I could do a cable joint between a 6mm T+E and a 2c 6mm SWA. It had to be as unobtrusive as possible as I was on a front wall of a graded building. The T+E ran for 6” below the rendering corbel so the joint would be on the...- Knobhead
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- book broken earth every joint probably roman seconds times
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- Forum: Industrial Electricians' Talk
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0.4/5 seconds.
hi guys, just to confirm the max disconnection time for all equipment is now 0.4s to 17th edtion??? used to be 5 seconds for fixed equipment and 0.4 for portable. but now the voltahe has been dropped i believe these new readings come into play. however do these need to have rcbo to comply...- KNIPEX
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- aus seconds
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- Forum: Australia
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2391 Practical - Gone in 60 Seconds
Well almost! Hi all, I am new to the forum (excellent by the way) and this is my first post so be gentle. It is long so please excuse that but I hope this post is of some help to those heading towards the 2391 practical assessment. Firstly, a little bit of background about myself to give you...- ron55
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- 2391 aus practical seconds
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- Forum: Australia
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