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Us that a three lamp fitting? or 3 lighting cables connected to 1 cb ? or 3 separate lighting circuits?Customer has lights on 3 circuits flickering, not all the time. Have checked all connections on the ccu. voltage 242v now at a loss,
Any (sensible) suggestions?
Geoff
On one circuit they are leds, on another circuit there incandescent. Checked the voltage with a martel muiltimeter. The ccu is a spilt load board,and the 3 curciuts are all on the same side. I was thinking of changing the main switch on the ccu.What are the 'lights'?
Are they all controlled by 1 OCPD???On one circuit they are leds, on another circuit there incandescent. Checked the voltage with a martel muiltimeter. The ccu is a spilt load board,and the 3 curciuts are all on the same side. I was thinking of changing the main switch on the ccu.
Sorry to ask, do you mean there are 3 separate 6Amp OCPDs? it could be relevant so please bear with me.The 3 circuits are each on there own 6amp ocpd.
Thanks, well that blows my idea out of the water then. Are the busbar connections all OK?Yes, 3×6amp mcb's
Thanks, well that blows my idea out of the water then. Are the busbar connections all OK?
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Thanks, to everyone for the many surgestions, will go back to the customer after christmas and try them out. I am very gratful for all your help. Will post any updates.
Thanks, well that blows my idea out of the water then. Are the busbar connections all OK?
Cant work out how to replyThanks, well that blows my idea out of the water then. Are the busbar connections all OK?
Many thanks to everyone for all your help, will let you know how I get on with this.Cant work out how to reply
I was close with post #12
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