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Discuss 18th edition question in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
You can get an rcd shunt trip that can be set for a range of currents up into the amps.Yea that is interesting,20 amp?
never seen one of them.You can get an rcd shunt trip that can be set for a range of currents up into the amps.
Yea this will be the last I do,done 14,15,16,17 th,this was the most difficultist,its the new regs that disturb you.at my age, i won't be taking the 18th, but if it was anything like 17th, i'd finished in 50 minutes, scored 87%, and that was at the age of 65. i could have done a bit better if i'd taken the time to look a couple of things up, but the pub was open.
Yea agree same age,finishing in 2 yearsWell I am th same started in 1971 14th edition did not do anything else until part P came in, and then it's been nothing but pay out for courses books schemes . But now at nearly 63 decided to quit. Have had enough
Never seen a RCD (61008) with trip current (I delta n) of 20A.
Do anyone make one?
Had these on the 18 th exam,confused me a bit.
What’s the maximum Rcd that can be used ,when an Earth electrode Reading is 2 ohms.
100 ma
300 ma
30 ma.
What would you say is the answer.
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