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Just checking my understanding of min cpc sizing. If installing 20Amp 2.5mm TP&N circuit using armouring as c.p.c. Is 2.5mm from bango minimum c.p.c. Table 54.7 seems to suggest so? Cheers
I have a water cylinder to get power to.
The product is a gledhill stainless lite 'indirect'. The manufacturers data sheet says for use with gas or oil boilers. The sheet says the 'direct' model has 2 x 3kW immersions. However from the plate on the side of the tank (see pic) and the tank itself...
I am in the process of hunting for another difficult fault (intermittent tripping RCD, absolutely no faults showing on any circuits and only 2mA fault current in Main earth).
My question does indirectly relate to this... perhaps.
When testing the RCD with my megger 1731 I am not getting a...
I'm a qualified mechanic but always tackled small electrical jobs without incident. wonder if i can get some advice re a 60's potters wheel.
it consists of :
-a 220-250 volt 3 phase, c/s 50, motor
-an largish oval capacitor [with a resistor between the 2 contacts] some distance away from...
Cable zones are vertical or horizontal from an accessory.
I was wondering how this is affected by accessories that are not visible? In theory you could have a cable going horizontal from a socket above kitchen worktop and then down to a socket below worktop which is hidden behind the washing...
Regulation 411.3.1.2 states ....
Main bonding conductors shall connect to the main earthing terminal extraneous conductive parts.
It then goes on to say...
'Metallic pipes entering the building having an insulating section at their point of entry need not be connected to the protective...
so I understand how 2 way switching works up just needing some help with this. If I have a 2 gang 2 way switch, and I am taking the feed to the switch, do I link out the commons ?
Partly cos I like to know everything... Partly because I'm a geek... And partly because we're going to have some electrical work done on the house which has made me curious.... I'd like to know more about the feed to my house...
The power lines come to us through the garden and reach a pole...
I just wanted to make sure I understood the new regulation above.
I am about to replace some ELV downlights with mains voltage, do these now have to be 30mA RCD protected?
At present they have 100mA protection and the earthing is TT.
Cheers.
Kindly refer the attached Image. There are 2 Places at which I can give reference signals for Emergency lighting.
1. At MXC
2. At LTC (Unswitched & Switched)
What is the difference between the above two? why there is a need to provide input at two different locations?
Hi,
I’ve asked this question to people I work with but have different answers, so thought I’d try here. What is a common wire and what does it do?
Thanks.
the problem question I have states:
"the following line to earth values were recorded for six circuits in an installation. What would be the expected overall value when measured at the origin and what action should be taken, if any?"
I understand that an IR reading higher 1 ohm is a pass...
Evening all..
In the past I have used one of these for splitting the cable for terrestrial TV:
This time when I fitted it the TV (at the new TV aerial socket that I had fitted) did not receive a signal whereas the existing TV still did.
I removed the new coax cable from the splitter and...
Morning..
I bought the Heatmiser PRT-N thermostat to replace my standard analog thermostat. My existing thermostat has a PL, SL, N.
I believe I should have bought the PRT, not the PRT-N. :oops:
From the pictures is it possible to use this thermostat as in the wiring diagram for picture 3...
My assessor said that the minimum CSA for a Main earthing conductor for a TT was 16mm. I questioned this as I thought it was 4mm.
Regulation 542.3.1 states every earthing conductor shall comply with section 543.
Section 543 refers mainly to the adiabatic (reg 543.1.3) or reg 543.1.4 (table...
Economy 7 horstmann quartz timeclocks for water heaters with dual elements, from my understanding they would require two separate supplies to work on a off peak supply and regular supply, although after looking inside one today and looking at diagrams only 1 supply is used. How is this possible?
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I'm a Plumber and heating engineer and a new member to your forum.
I have a basic knowledge of electrics but I'm curious about how breakers and Rcd's work and whether they prevent fires.
My basic understanding is the breaker trips if more power is been drawn than is safe and an RCD...
Hi guys, I'm new on here, I'm a level 3 apprentice, most of my experience is commercial and domestic, my boss has just taken on a large industrial job, in which we are testing and rewiring everything, first we are doing the lights, we will be fitting some lighting contacters, which will run...
Hi all,
Just wondering if I could grab a hand understanding this circuit, or more specifically what each individual part is/what it does?
Thanks for the help
Can anyone help me understand Zs values.
In the On-Site-Guide page 60 Table 7.1 under the heading Maximum cable length, it states if
Zs < 0.35 ohms for a TN-C-S system
you can have a cable length of 107m
In BS7671 page 58 Table 41.3 it states the
Maximum Zs for a 32A CB to operate within...
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