O oxford 12 Jul 2, 2011 #1 what is the max value for earth rods,when filling out niceic test sheets.my quallifiing supervisor says its 100ohms :93:
what is the max value for earth rods,when filling out niceic test sheets.my quallifiing supervisor says its 100ohms :93:
S sparks_114 Jul 2, 2011 #2 The maximum permitted under BS7671 is 200 ohms beyond which it may not be stable. I know NAPIT want it at a 100, not sure about the NIC though!
The maximum permitted under BS7671 is 200 ohms beyond which it may not be stable. I know NAPIT want it at a 100, not sure about the NIC though!
Sparky Ninja ~ Mentor Arms Aug 18, 2009 2,680 883 1,688 North East If you're a qualified, trainee, or retired electrician - Which country is it that your work will be / is / was aimed at? United Kingdom What type of forum member are you? Heavily Qualified Electrician / Teacher / Tutor - etc Jul 2, 2011 #3 NICEIC tried to push the 100 ohms for many years, BS7671 2008 finally introduced a figure for us to abide by and it is 200 ohms. Reactions: 1 person
NICEIC tried to push the 100 ohms for many years, BS7671 2008 finally introduced a figure for us to abide by and it is 200 ohms.
J johnboy6083 Jul 2, 2011 #4 when i install rods, i go for as low as possible, and havent come across one over 60 ohms yet. please read this also http://www.electriciansforums.net/e...gulations/26532-earth-resistance-testing.html , its very good reading if your dealing with earth rods and the like.
when i install rods, i go for as low as possible, and havent come across one over 60 ohms yet. please read this also http://www.electriciansforums.net/e...gulations/26532-earth-resistance-testing.html , its very good reading if your dealing with earth rods and the like.