2395 revision papers

[Ducksy]

Here are some revision papers i collected whilst doing my 2395.........have some more i will post up if interested hope you guys find them useful.

 

[Ducksy]

I have model answers but i'd rather people made the effort and try to figure them out. PM me if you get really stuck.

 

[glasgospark]

had a quik look for now looks like this gn3 will be by shadow for the full course , crapin it now wahaha

 

[glasgospark]

thanks again for these , on the course itself ,do they how should i say teach you whats required , or is there a need to already know most of it .
is the gn3 the only book you use

 

[baazab]

what is 2395 never seen this do you mean 2391

 

[Ducksy]

what is 2395 never seen this do you mean 2391

they stopped the 2391 it's now 2394/2395

 

[Ducksy]

thanks again for these , on the course itself ,do they how should i say teach you whats required , or is there a need to already know most of it .
is the gn3 the only book you use

No probs mate, well to know most of it would be a benefit lol, Tbh the training at the centre will be very limited I'd have rather paid more for better standard and extra time....one thing I will say is don't confuse this corse with initial verification.....earth fault loop impedance / insulation testing can come before continuity of protective conductors ect so no strict order, read gn3 and also download "best practice guide EICR" it has loads of useful info especially of fault coding. I'd also recommend the NIC DVD periodic testing (only problem is they haven't updated it to amendment 1 so there is C4 codes) a side from that STUDY STUDY STUDY

 

[glasgospark]

No probs mate, well to know most of it would be a benefit lol, Tbh the training at the centre will be very limited I'd have rather paid more for better standard and extra time....one thing I will say is don't confuse this corse with initial verification.....earth fault loop impedance / insulation testing can come before continuity of protective conductors ect so no strict order, read gn3 and also download "best practice guide EICR" it has loads of useful info especially of fault coding. I'd also recommend the NIC DVD periodic testing (only problem is they haven't updated it to amendment 1 so there is C4 codes) a side from that STUDY STUDY STUDY

what do they get you to do in practical

 

[cossie400]

what is 2395 never seen this do you mean 2391

Where have you been the last 2 years?!!!

 

[Ducksy]

not done the practical yet......dont even know if i passed the written lol but i was told the criteria is, 3 phase board, 1 sub supplying few circuits to test....100% sampling (basically initial verification but the tests can be done in any order think it needs to be done in 1 hour 30 mins.......if i was you download the generic EICR and play around with your CCU at home....just a note remember that your Zs at DB is your Ze at your sub board.

 

[glasgospark]

cheers m8, note taken .

do you no the procedure for failing ?

 

[Ducksy]

do you no the procedure for failing ?

When i get my results i'll let you know

 

[cmac70]

thanks Ducksy got may 2395 next month. I'am using a old 16th edition of gn3. thinking now will get the latest edition.

 

[smudger28]

Great stuff Ducksy the more exam material the better. Would love to see what else you have!

I have my 2395 in Jun and the 2394 the day after :cuss:

Thanks again for the help!

 

[N6rul]

2391 is replaced

2391 is replaced with initial verification and 2395 EICR. Many were failing the 2391 national pass rate approx 40%. Done mine with NICEIC, had a crapy tutor given us the wrong info. Good thing had time to study and correct. Just have practical to do on 2394. Anyone done it and give me heads up on what they are looking for. They did mention it but it was a rushed course.