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Anyone come across this before? I was asked to do a Zs on a 3ph surge device; L1 was around 6 ohm, L2 & L3 around 0.11. Wired in singles from a Ryefeid and one earth conductor so cannot think why this might be low on one phase only.One thing I did see was L1 fuse at Ryefeid was doubled up with another circuit (dont know what as no labelling). Voltage to earth for each phase at surge was normal. Wish I had carried out a loop to Neutral while I was there but did not. Anyhow it's a mystery; any thoughts?
 

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