I have just bought a tumble dryer that has come supplied with A 13A fuse.
The manual says it has come with a special plug, that must be plugged into a 16A rated socket.
Surely if I plugged it into a 16A socket and it tried to draw more than 13A it would blow? Can I plug this into a normal 13A...
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I have not done a huge amount of work on 3phase.
I am installing a Induction Hob as part of a new Kitchen refurb- to be specific the hob is NEFF T59FSRX2.
It is a 11,100W with the ability to power limit and support single or three phase connection.
NEFF have not provided great...
In a 3 phase system the neutral carries current that is unbalanced. Okay.
So in a single phase domestic household the neutral carries the same current as the live otherwise the RCD will trip.
So does that mean if we have a perfectly balanced 3 phase system then if I go to one of the phases and...
When I use Fluke multimeter clamp-type [true RMS meter] to measure AC current in a 3.5C XLPE cable, does it give the value of leakage current or RMS value of current per phase through the cable?
I’m designing a light fixture for underwater lights and everything was going great until I checked for any current leakage. All I have is a multimeter but my meter is reading 90 vac when lights are powered.
The bulbs are being supplied with around 120 to 135v and the reading I get from the water...
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What is th emaximum current draw allowable from the mains for...
UK domestic single phase
Light industrial single phase
Light industrial 3 phase
If there are different levels, then please advise.
Basically i suppose what i am asking is what current does the wiring have to be rated for...
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I bought a few simple on/off switches that you plug into a socket, and they have a single output which is either on or off depending on a toggle on the switch. It's AC current.
However, as I put a LED onto one of them, I noticed it was dimly lit even after the switch was set to off...
No photo's as customer is already in dispute with kitchen fitter and was very strict about it!
I went to look at what would be involved to add a missing dishwasher point in a brand new kitchen.
House is TT. Kitchen is on a B16 radial. Hob and Cooker are on their own circuit. It's only sockets...
I work in the events industry which works under 7909. This assumes that someone qualified 7671 etc has tested the distor's and designed a system before it is sent to an event where people like me with 7909 then plug in and do some basic testing.
I've completed 7671 and other domestic install...
In the market for a flexi-coil high rated current meter, wondering if anyone has used one of these before? Or has an alternative recommendation.
https://www.test-meter.co.uk/chauvin-arnoux-digiflex-ma4000d-350mm-sensor
Hi! I'm new here, so, please, be gentle...
Decided to add some extra features to my old and simple barn's electric system to make it safer and measure the consumption. It's a three phase 230/400 volt line. The neutral, as far as I know, is grounded at the step-down transformer. I don't have a...
I have a 37KW motor and need to replace some burnt out 35mm2 tri rated cable(loose connection). I’ve looked at 25mm2 Tri rated cable the data sheet says it’s current carrying capacity is 136amps. The lengths will be 0.5m.Is there any other consideration I should take into consideration? It will...
How do I limit or feed inrush current for higher constant current use?
If I could find solution, then the chosen battery cell type can have much lower Discharge/Charge rate.
My product research found that lower Discharge/Charge rate cells are much lower price.
So you can purchase more storage...
Had one today I can’t get my head around. 4Kw motor connected to an Allen Bradley soft start. The panel runs 2 motors Both 4kw. I was called originally due to one motor not running. This turned out to be a tripped the motor circuit breaker (one with adjustable current dial). I tested the rest of...
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