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Hello all,
currently in training so be gentle if this is obvious....i have come across a consumer unit where the sockets are all on one fuse ( 1970s) there are 4 2.5 mm conductors. I assumed it had been wired as two loops onto one fuse however all four line conductors have continuity to each other??
I am just starting to learn testing, and am assuming this is not normal, maybe an interconnect?
Any advice appreciated. many thanks!
 
probably additions over several years. CU too small so they doubled up. to check continuity between circuits, you need to diss. both line and N conductors from the CU first.
 

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