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Gaz Bryan
Just started with the continuity test on a domestic installation prior to a board change. Its only a small property and all the sockets are on one ring cct, a grand total of 10 sockets. I did the phase and neutral and they both came in at about 0.5 ohm but the cpc was open circuit. I've followed it all around the house and the break appears to be between the kitchen and the rest of the house. The problem is that the (i suspect ) dodgy junction box is in the kitchen ceiling. The kitchen is an extension on the back of the house and has its own pitched slate roof, with no access to the ceiling void.
The question is do I investigate further or just bite the bullet and split the ring into two radials?
I have I/R'ed the cpc and it gives a reading of 0.01Mohms at 10v ( i'm using a fluke 1651b).
Any thoughts anyone?
The question is do I investigate further or just bite the bullet and split the ring into two radials?
I have I/R'ed the cpc and it gives a reading of 0.01Mohms at 10v ( i'm using a fluke 1651b).
Any thoughts anyone?