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Thanks for that info. (I don't dare start a thread here on sockets and switches in bathrooms?). Should I assume that other French homes are not RCBO protected?Yes, mine are RCBO protected.
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Thanks for that info. (I don't dare start a thread here on sockets and switches in bathrooms?). Should I assume that other French homes are not RCBO protected?Yes, mine are RCBO protected.
Or a red pudding?In the interests of equality and diversity what about white pudding
all tasres maybe, but not the vegans. they originate from the planet Vega and are aliens beyond our comprehension.Or a red pudding?
Or a smoked sausage?
We have to cater to all tastes here!
Thanks for that info. (I don't dare start a thread here on sockets and switches in bathrooms?). Should I assume that other French homes are not RCBO protected?
4 RCDs??? similar to the number of reverse gears on their 1940 tanks.I have never seen an RCBO in any other French home, but they do all have at least three RCD's most have four.
It ain't bad, but never see the stuff in shops round here.In the interests of equality and diversity what about white pudding
I did know a lady who turned vegan who was quite tasty. No Chianti, before you ask...all tasres maybe, but not the vegans. they originate from the planet Vega and are aliens beyond our comprehension.
Wouldn't have made any difference anyway, the Gerries were behind them as well.....so much for the magnificent Maginot line.....we'll just go round it.4 RCDs??? similar to the number of reverse gears on their 1940 tanks.
Maginot Line was a waste of time. they should have built it as a ring, not a radial.Wouldn't have made any difference anyway, the Gerries were behind them as well.....so much for the magnificent Maginot line.....we'll just go round it.
see what I did there. brought the thread back on topic.Maginot Line was a waste of time. they should have built it as a ring, not a radial.
Well at least there was a strong Resistance, must have been a circuit of some sort.Maginot Line was a waste of time. they should have built it as a ring, not a radial.
you need to speak to Rene about the resistance... listen carefully. I shall only say this once.Well at least there was a strong Resistance, must have been a circuit of some sort.
Only ‘wernce’. You’re itching for the Madonna with the big boobies.you need to speak to Rene about the resistance... listen carefully. I shall only say this once.
That is exactly what I was thinking ofAye, what about a cooker unit with socket outlet?
Are you mistaking multimeters for the Multi Function Testers (MFT's) we use for installation testing, we still use the standard multimeters but these are not capable of carrying out the tests needed to verify an installation
There is a very strong requirement here for dead testing before the circuit is energized, both for a full installation and for simply adding a new circuit to an existing system. That applies for domestic, commercial and industrial stuff.You've got a good point, can't do a megohm test with a multimeter.
To be more specific, as an electrician (installer), we're not required to do these loop tests, megohm tests on houses, last I knew anyway. I have been required to do these in factories for certain circuits as well as for feeders. On some jobs, ie: power plants, chip fab plants; we did have crews "commissioning" EVERY circuit, including feeders.
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