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I just wondered if anyone had seen a supply where there is only a single cable coming in to the service head that it was a TNCS anyway when i removed the fuse which was a sticker sealing it and was already broken I had access to all the service head connection, I noticed a live going to fuse, about 8 small black wires into neutral and the armour connected as earth. , I decided to check the loop and L-N was 0.25 and L-E was 0.39 and thought i need to check this more offen just in case

How would you normally know this wasnt TNCS and was a TNS which check between L-N & L-E

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Jimmy
 
I just wondered if anyone had seen a supply where there is only a single cable coming in to the service head that it was a TNCS anyway when i removed the fuse which was a sticker sealing it and was already broken I had access to all the service head connection, I noticed a live going to fuse, about 8 small black wires into neutral and the armour connected as earth. , I decided to check the loop and L-N was 0.25 and L-E was 0.39 and thought i need to check this more offen just in case

How would you normally know this wasnt TNCS and was a TNS which check between L-N & L-E

Thanks

Jimmy

It's a split concentric cable, sounds like a TN-S supply, a bit like the picture but old colours!
 

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