complete tests

[pauly007]

Hi there. could someone tell me when carrying out testing and the installation fails a particular test i.e IR, does the person testing stop right there, informs the person ordering the inspection & test and fails the installation or come back again when the fault is rectified? would the testing begin back at the start or where it failed and carry on?:confused5:

 

[Pete999]

Two questions regarding testing, shouldn't you know what to do?

 

[ChrisElectrical88]

Have you got Gn3?

 

[Plonker 3]

Its not a pass or fail, it is merely to see if the installation is safe for continued use. Why would you stop only to go back later? It is up to the customer what they do with information presented to them.

 

[HandySparks]

Is this for an EICR?

 

[Dean Williams]

sounds like your first test........oh dear

 

[applemac]

its like a car mot, they say pass or fail. ask you if you want a quote to fix problems,

 

[Octopus]

Gosh, could you imagine the MOT test centre when you go in with a couple of bald tyres... tyre 1 fail, go back, tyre 2 fail... Are you referring to a global IRT or a circuit IR...... ??

 

[tony mc]

Have you had something tested or are you learning ?

 

[pauly007]

Have you had something tested or are you learning ?

just passed 2330 level 2 and researching for level 3 course.

 

[Octopus]

just passed 2330 level 2 and researching for level 3 course.

So, come on then, answer some of the points raised by the people who have taken time to respond to your post......

 

[pauly007]

Hi. yes for EICR.

 

[pauly007]

No. just use the books at college

 

[pauly007]

Yes l was referring to an insulation resistance test in domestic installation.