Discuss High Zs on ring final circuit in the Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations area at ElectriciansForums.net
Tel, could you explain the process of bypassing the RCD and MCB for the high current test. Would you just link the circuit line to the load side of the main switch temporarily? Anything to keep in mind for this - obviously I would say it's safest to do load free.
just been posted .. #29. by tony mc. and richard burns has posted an excellent diagram of the procedure .Tel, could you explain the process of bypassing the RCD and MCB for the high current test. Would you just link the circuit line to the load side of the main switch temporarily? Anything to keep in mind for this - obviously I would say it's safest to do load free.
The R2 for the ring dropped, also for the spur. I changed the faceplate for the spur and waggo'd the connections behind the draws.
To be honest, it was my own fault. I couldn't find the where the spur was taken from when I tested, I should have known there was another socket but the lady didn't know. Only the husband did when I returned.
Lesson learned.
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not really an issue if it's self burying cable like many use around hereHi Murdoch,
That's correct and I will be tomorrow. , I noticed the high Zs prior to board change as I did pre tests and had the discussion with another Sparks who said he notes on his certs rcd protection. I said wasnt correct which brings me here.
I put the the circuit onto a 20amp tybe B until tomorrow as I've got to return with test cert.
Everything else was spot on apart from the other sparks who was there. No test cert, no Sleveing on cpc. No rcd on outdoor lighting, also the swa was just run along garden.
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Hi Pete,Robo, please don't think I'm having a did, certainly not my intention, but " I waggod the connections" what exactly do you mean by that? as you said you had change the faceplate.
Hi Pete,
I removed the double socket that was situated behind the draws and joined the cables and fitted a blanking plate.
I thought best, as the socket was not accessible.
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It's fine Pete,
I appreciate your advice and guidance.
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