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And Ze with bonding connected.....
The effort gone to to do a completely inaccurate zs make me laugh ;) lol.
Glad you agree trev, was beginning to think it was just me haha
 
So many things wrong with that video unless I've been doing it wrong.

PFC after just testing one phase? Voltpen for safe isolation?

I'm a comparable sparky god next to this bloke... :lol:
 
Nice trev!! I forgot my YouTube password and after spending ages trying to hack in I have up lol.

He must think he's bloody good, or you wouldn't post a video on a worldwide site would you.....
 
Nice trev!! I forgot my YouTube password and after spending ages trying to hack in I have up lol.

He must think he's bloody good, or you wouldn't post a video on a worldwide site would you.....
You should be able to view the video from your original link mate, or just make another account. Tell you what though, if I was posting up something like that I'd make bloody sure I got it 100% spot on before hitting that post button.
 
I asked him if he had 2391 mate, then told him he needs to go back to college till he learns the correct safe isolation procedure
 
One of his replies...

"Oh dear, if you do this job as a living rather than "learn" it out of books you will realise that the Ze referred to is the Ze of the db not the installation. Therefore removing the earthing conductor will result in an infinity reading. As for the voltage stick not failing to work between two successive tests, seconds apart and the coincidence of a failing disconector, the probability of those events is vanishingly small. I have to job to do !"


Hahaha...quality!
 
What a legend!! Never new time could be used as a proving unit!! That's cheaper ;)

Also since when has zdb included bonding...........
From the response he hasn't got any quals or knowledge!!
 
Thing is people use on-line videos to learn how to do tests, I know when I was learning to use my Megger I watched a few just to get the jist of it.

He must have a few quid lying around, two MFT's to play with...
 
found this.. changed for trip types, couldnt leave it! (luckily i had some from a cu change)
asasa.JPG customer didn't want to know.. :-(
 

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