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Hi all. I have my inspection tomo to join NICEIC as a domestic installer.

On my main job to be inspected, a board change, my r1 + r2 doesn't marry up with the Ze and zs. Parrerlel earth path somewhere I guess as r1 + r2 is very low. Does this need to me found to satisfy the nic man or will a knowledge of the situation suffice.

Thanks
 
might just be that you are measuring Zs on no-trip. some MFTs will give a higher reading than the true one, due to only pushing 15mA into the circuit.
 
Hi all. I have my inspection tomo to join NICEIC as a domestic installer.

On my main job to be inspected, a board change, my r1 + r2 doesn't marry up with the Ze and zs. Parrerlel earth path somewhere I guess as r1 + r2 is very low. Does this need to me found to satisfy the nic man or will a knowledge of the situation suffice.

Thanks
Jesus! He won't like that at all, better cancel it asap and sort it out!
 
Sarcasm mr monkey. It is an mft tester on 2 wire no trip. Could be the cause. Just though the boiler is on the ring could explain it.
Yeah sorry mate couldn't resist, its really easy as long as you're competant and can display your testing skills, he probably won't pay too much attention to the anomoly as long as you've got the chocolate hobnobs out :)
Just for future reference its R1+R2, r1 is end to end of live on a ring and r2 is end to end of earth
 
congrats. and @ guitarist, the meggers give reasonably accurate readings on no trip. i checke mine at home on hi i got 0 95 ohms and on no trip, 1.07
 

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