R
rapier
Hi guys,
I was testing a new house yesterday that we have wired at work, i came to test the lighting circuit in the lounge and sun room, the lounge tested out ok but then in the sun room i tested to line and earth without the switch in the on position and got a reading.
So i then did a bit of fault finding and it was a run between 2 wall lights , i tested from one side of the it was 0.44 ohms then tested then other end and got a reading of 0.55 ohms.
Is there a limit of reading you can have with an interconnection? or is the cable knackered now and need to install a new link or do away with the 2 wall lights on the other side of the room?
Any tips would be great
Cheers
I was testing a new house yesterday that we have wired at work, i came to test the lighting circuit in the lounge and sun room, the lounge tested out ok but then in the sun room i tested to line and earth without the switch in the on position and got a reading.
So i then did a bit of fault finding and it was a run between 2 wall lights , i tested from one side of the it was 0.44 ohms then tested then other end and got a reading of 0.55 ohms.
Is there a limit of reading you can have with an interconnection? or is the cable knackered now and need to install a new link or do away with the 2 wall lights on the other side of the room?
Any tips would be great
Cheers