I'm no expert as I do not own this model but probably similar to my Fluke. For the AC light, I guess you must be picking up voltage this will illuminate for AC or DC volts, Maybe just to warn you that there is very low voltage present below 12 volts. Did you try reversing the probes ? The L...
Quoted from Doncaster cables.
'' Voltage Band II is defined as all voltages which are used in electrical installations not included in Band I. This means that all 230V supplies are included in Band II.
Proximity of electrical services (extract from 528.1) - Except where one of the following...
BEAMA Guide to Surge Protection Devices (SPDs) – Selection, Application and Theory - https://www.beama.org.uk/resourceLibrary/beama-surge-protection-guide-.html for download.
Although not out of BS7671 we still need to install it according to the manufacturer's specifications.
I think we should...
Perhaps you may have already seen this article page 8 https://kingsmillindustries.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Kingsmill-18th-Edition-Wiring-Regulations-1r-120320.pdf
Are you testing it as an AC setting on MFT, as an A-type test, some testers do not have a variable test current to test correctly?
What tester are you using? Is any DC earth leakage present which may influence the result?
4mm2 cable method C , min depending on the length of the circuit. Don't forget volt drop & startup current for choice of mcb. Please do your own check calculation to clarify the above.
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