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Hold on you said you did a PFC between Live and Neutral??? PFC is between Live and Earth You have measured a PSC which will be different on a TN S system. try it again on between Phase and Earth

Hang on chaps, we seem to be suffering from a difference in terminology.

PSCC = L-N fault current measurement
PEFC - L-E fault current measurement
PFC - is the highest of the two above readings noted on the test cert.
 
Hold on you said you did a PFC between Live and Neutral??? PFC is between Live and Earth You have measured a PSC which will be different on a TN S system. try it again on between Phase and Earth

The maxium prospective fault current is the current that would flow in the event of a fault either between live & earth (maxium prospective earth fault currrent) or between live conductors (maximum prospective short circuit current), whichever is the greater.
 
Had a quick look today, the L-N loop is .02 ohms, the supply voltage is 250v (another issue)

Andy,

You will measure 250v as this is the open circuit voltage across the sub-station windings esp as it sounds like you are sitting on the transformer! lol
It may be worth phoning the manufacturer of the CU; if they build to BSEN 60439-3 then this makes allowance up to 16k using 10k mcb's ~ speak to their tech dept. Remember IEE regs defer to manufacturers instructions.

I hope this is useful ;0)
Gaz.
 

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