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Read the first post again it is not that confusing .

The report will state that the 125a sub mains from the 400 amp panel board exceed maximum permissible zs values but the disconnection time will be met by the 80 amp switch fuse at source
This statement to me gives the impression is all okay and maybe it is as fault protection is provided but the issue of selectivity is not clearly addressed. There is no selectivity between x and the supply protective device y whereby fault protection is provided by y. Or something along those lines.
 
This statement to me gives the impression is all okay and maybe it is as fault protection is provided but the issue of selectivity is not clearly addressed. There is no selectivity between x and the supply protective device y whereby fault protection is provided by y. Or something along those lines.

I have commented on the poor discrimination between devices and made them aware of the inconvenience a fault may cause .

cheers lads thanks for your input ....
 
Hi Guys,
in an installation with one main Distribution board and several submain-DBs, do when you measure Zdb on a submain-DB incomer? and do we need to verify the Zdb value with the up stream protection device?( for example, a 125A, MCCB on the MDB outgoing). If yes, how can I get the max Zs values for MCCBs ?
 
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Hi Guys,
in an installation with one main Distribution board and several submain-DBs, do when you measure Zdb on a submain-DB incomer? and do we need to verify the Zdb value with the up stream protection device?( for example, a 125A, MCCB on the MDB outgoing). If yes, how can I get the max Zs values for MCCBs ?
Hello Arashabb this is an old thread so you need to create a new one.
 

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