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Adam W

Can you export an earth to an outbuilding or do you have to put in a separate electrode to make it a TT?
What if the main supply is TNC-S?
 
Last time i was in the UK i bought 25 earth clamps and brought them to Spain is the exporting an Earth?
Maybe if you'd taken a bucket of soil. LOL reminds me of that picture of a generator with the earth electrode in a bucket of soil.
Purely out of interest when were you last in the UK?
 

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