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I asked my assessor about touch voltage and he was not keen on explaining properly and gave me a rough answer which made me think probably he was not sure himself or was hiding it.
basically my understanding is afcourse that how 30mA RCD works to limit touch voltage to 50V is by...
thanks for the reply however, its only going to be boxed upto consumer unit and the above part of the wall is going to be left skimmed so was wondering if chasing the wall or trunking in the corner would be viable option
Hi everyone I am after a bit of advice.
Just done rewiring for a property but the main incoming supply cable is just right next to the main entrance door so agreed with the customer to install a new consumer unit right above the meter as shows in the picture.
The lighting circuit and upstairs...
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I am working on a project and ran a cable down the wall for light switch but the wall is old batten style.
The wall is going to be skim sometime later this week but I am curious how would the back box be sorted later on. I am not sure if dry lining box would be an option. Any help or ideas...
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my questions is regarding a ring circuit wired in 2.5mm standard twin n earth with 32A MCB however my question is hypothetical if there are 2 laundry and 2 lets say tumblers so load is not suitable for the circuit and you want to upgrade but there is no space in consumer unit to...
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quite new into the Inspection and testing world and still a learner and always strive to learn new things. I noticed in one property that tails coming from Meter into henley block which then feeds two consumer units.
My question is when you guys do EICR do you produce two separate...
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I posed a question to my teacher when I was in Level 3 about if we do not use 30mA RCD for additional protection in TT system and use 100mA for fault protection then how do we stay protected from electrical shocks to which he said RA*IA>=50V something like this and when I said could...
I am not worried about socket or hob as I know they are pretty good considering the situation but what confuses mean as I have seen plenty of ovens are also hardwired into the same cooker connection unit . so I was referring to oven's 2.5mm cable into 32A MCB would make the Iz smaller then In.
Ib ≤ In ≤ Iz This is basically what I meant. If we use 2.5mm cable for oven on 32A MCB same as hob circuit Iz for the oven would become smaller then In which should be actually bigger.
No I am talking about the cable. I know you are meant to follow the manufactures instructions and all that but generally even if it is a heat resistant cable but inserting 2.5mm cable into the same FCU as cooker which is fed from 32A MCB makes the current carrying capacity of the cable smaller...
Hi everyone.
There is something that confuses me so I hope someone could answer.
There is an electrical Hob which is 7.8KW and electrical oven which is lets say manufacture instruction says 13A so somwhere around 2.0KWs.
If you apply diversity on Hob it comes to somwhere around 17A and I know...
Picture 2 does not have blank plates hence doesnt comply with Ip2x so object of 12.5mm would be able to penetrate and could have access to live parts so C2
Picture 3 as outdoor socket is Ip65 but tap is too close so I am not sure as if the installation is protected with RCD so I guess C3...
Interesting but until they do not consider this as compliance with Bs 7671 then considering above situation for feeding Shed with Fused spur RCD socket then this would be considered as departure rather then compliance.
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