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Keep hydrated , no big meals before the exam, bit hard that time of morning though, but don't overload your stomach.
And if there is a written element RTBQ (read the bloody question) properly .
And when rcd/rcbo testing test the test button last.Do it at accessory
And when rcd/rcbo testing test the test button last.
No, do your tripping times then as part of rcd/rcbo testing sequence you test the operation of the test button last.Test it last as in after the Tripping Times etc. So carry it out during the functional testing?
How did it go?
To be honest not as bad as I thought. Ive got 3 hours left on my install to do the S plan and data points. All other cables/ circuits are terminated and connected. I still need to check the conductors and fixing etc against the spec.
Then on to inspection and testing / fault finding tomorow.
Would I loose marks if I use the wrong size crimps on the cpc for the swa banjo etc? Not really good with using crimps.
So are you able to stop the install midway through and carry on the next day?
Sounds like your doing good time
To be honest not as bad as I thought. Ive got 3 hours left on my install to do the S plan and data points. All other cables/ circuits are terminated and connected. I still need to check the conductors and fixing etc against the spec.
Then on to inspection and testing / fault finding tomorow.
Would I loose marks if I use the wrong size crimps on the cpc for the swa banjo etc? Not really good with using crimps.
You have loads of time left. The s plan is very simple with the diagram, just wiring by numbers.
Good luck
Simon i need your help, how do you measurePEFC AND PSCC using a Megger MFT 1730 just im doing my inspection and testing soon. Like within the next 2 hours. Do you have any hints or tips for the testing, inspection and fault finding?
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