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Have a circuit its OCPD is a C type 80A 10ka 60898 MCB with a pfc of 1.11ka. On the log log graph for this device I’m struggling to understand the time for it. It only goes to 800a?
I’ve spoken to the NICEIC who say it would operate withing 0.1 seconds but I’m struggling to see how...
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Bathroom with an electric shower wired to the latest regs with a 40A MCB and RCD protection. Is the disconnection time 0.4s or 5s.
Looking at the regs it states fixed equipment up to 32A is 0.4s so everything after that unless it has a socket outlet can be 5s, but its a bathroom where...
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I purchased a Time twin strand bell cable with a rating of 12-30V, 2A, low voltage, not for mains use.
I wish to use this for installing our new Ring wired doorbell. We don't have an existing doorbell wired setup so it would need to conform to a DIN rail transformer specification of 24Vdc...
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I had a bizarre call out relating to a job I attended about five years ago. The situation was they were getting regular short term low voltages across all phases, only a few seconds, but enough to make lights flicker.
In the intervening years they had done...
I've scoured the internet for what these do and am coming up short on finding information.
What are these for? (ie what specific problem are they trying to solve) and why do they need to be time delayed?
Thanks in advance
I'm 24 and looking for a career change into the electrical industry. Could anyone advise me on the practicality of undertaking a fast track level 2 course with trade skills 4 u? I'm by no means expecting to be a fully qualified electrician by the end of this, I'm hoping to get the level 2...
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Got a steady flow of national contracts that need to be delivered on a monthly basis. Haven't got an engineer based South East/Kent area. Would sooner someone local pick it up rather than an engineer travel it.
Works are testing and remedial works. Mainly office based sites. We get plenty...
Buzzer wiring to ACROPRINT FT217 Time Clock - see drawings below
Question:
I would like to hookup 7 Buzzers to be driven off from the above single time clock. The buzzer I would like to use is Edward Signals 870P 24V AC or 871P 24V DC
Edwards Signaling - 870P / 871P Series AdaptaHorn...
On a TT system the rcd must operate withing 0.2 seconds for many circuits. Why when we test rcd's does it not say 300ms for TN systems or 200 ms for TT systems?
We all know how to and why we get the 1/4 value, but to what, if anything do we add to that figure and into what box on the cert does it go, depends on who you ask/assessor is apparently,
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Curious about something, while working I am expected to travel to different sites across the UK, i am unpaid for the first 45 minutes of travel,
But my workplace average the rest of our travel outside of the 45 minutes across the month so I could be working 8 hours away and should be...
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A professional electrician installed power to an outside greenhouse about 6-7 years ago. The supply has very recently developed a recent RCD tripping fault. By process of elimination, the overwhelmingly likely place for the fault is a N-E leak in a Prysmian Resin Cable Joints between two SWA...
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Bought a new extractor with a timer and a pullcord, to replace existing extractor with a timer only. Idea was to use the pullcord to turn the fan off completely even when the lights are on. However, after wiring it in according to the instructions I seem to get the pullcord acting as a primary...
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DIY'er here looking for some advice.
In March 2023 we should be getting 5.5kW of solar PV going on the roof feeding into the current consumer unit.
The current CU is a Wylex, probably about 15 years old, plastic, 100A main switch with 2 sets of RCD protected MCBs.
Installation last...
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