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Are you 100% sure you identified the correct neutrals?
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The one i have will not detect a neutral & earth reversal.
no but henry can. he runs perfectly on L-E till some silly tw4t fits a RCD.I don't think any of them detect a neutral & earth reversal
does it trip with nothing plugged in? if it requires a load to make it trip, you may have a N-E reversal at a socket.
edit: it would help if you told us your level of expertise.
Is the RCBO existing or a new one that you have installed?
Sorry mate but those things are little more than toys. There is no substitute for a calibrated MFT in the hands of a skilled person and the application of the proper set of tests from start to finish in the correct order.This is where my little socket tester would come in handy
I’ll give the OP the same advice I give all Electrical Trainee’s. Employ a qualified electrician to get your arse out of the fire.
The qualified electrician’s fees should come out of your own pocket (not the customers) just to remind you that you can’t learn this trade in a few weeks.
Hope that helps!
I don't think the OP will be back, but if he does:
Are you a trainee or fully qualified? If you are a trainee how come you're doing this work? Daz
I don't think the OP will be back, but if he does:
Are you a trainee or fully qualified? If you are a trainee how come you're doing this work? Daz
I see a problem with that considering the circuit keeps tripping when it's energised ???This is where my little socket tester would come in handy
how?
if he has put both browns in N both blues in E and all the cpcs in L
it wont come up on end to end if there is nothing plugged into socket.
the figure of 8 R1+R2 only checks the resistance not if the cables are in the right terminal in the socket
I think you are talking Rollocks !!!!
Do you think or do you know it ? elaborate please
I know it...... what do you want me to elaborate on exactly ?????
Daz was right. Shanky was talking rollocks. Which bit are you disputing?you said to him that he is talking rollocks about what he was saying. look at post 36
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