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got a 16mm earthing conductor from main supply sheath goin in to the MET + an earth electrode(rod) next to the supply with a 10mm earthing conductor comin off it to the MET
Should I class it as a TT system for test results and mark the EIC as TN-S & TT :nonod: View attachment 17960[/QUOTE
**** me...If this is the way he creates a earth then I think it would be safer without... Close or What
From what I've read on here if you phone them up and mention an earth stake they think you are talking about an eco-friendly slab of beef.My advice is not to make any judgement call on this one. Call in your local supply authority...They are normally very helpful and it should be free of charge
got a 16mm earthing conductor from main supply sheath goin in to the MET + an earth electrode(rod) next to the supply with a 10mm earthing conductor comin off it to the MET
Should I class it as a TT system for test results and mark the EIC as TN-S & TT :nonod: View attachment 17960[/QUOTE
**** me...If this is the way he creates a earth then I think it would be safer without... Close or What
You think that was close !!!
One of our lads had a wee mishap this morning while installing a stake on a local farm .
It was a 3ph 35mm incomer before he literally blew it clean apart on all 3 phases , the supply side was still live when they got to us !
I knew it was going to be painful when the first two vans turned up but my arse near on gave out when the other three turned up !!!!!!!!!!!!
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