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Write the BS7671 values in the “Max Allowed Zs” box on the schedule of test results but compare your calculated (or measured) Zs results to the OSG values (which are the BS7671 values multiplied by a 0.8) when verifying your results before energising.
 
and maybe use the Ci factor to allow for when the DNO monkey is pedalling a bit slow and only generating 216V.
 

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