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Cmbayrshire
This is a weird fault I can't quite figure out. I'm sure I'll get it eventually. Sometimes you need to step back and start again to get it.
I recently tested a new lighting circuit that constantly has a low voltage running through it. Disconnecting everything at the joint box it only seems to happen through the three core and earths.
For example, I disconnected one three core from the joint and removed the switch, insulation tested it between all cores showed clear.I connected the brown core back into live and left the rest disconnected and had between 5 and 15v on them.
I wouldn't have noticed this as it all showed clear on the original test but I fitted led gu10 lamps into some spots and they glow faintly with the problem.
could this be a cable problem even after it tests clear at 500v?
I recently tested a new lighting circuit that constantly has a low voltage running through it. Disconnecting everything at the joint box it only seems to happen through the three core and earths.
For example, I disconnected one three core from the joint and removed the switch, insulation tested it between all cores showed clear.I connected the brown core back into live and left the rest disconnected and had between 5 and 15v on them.
I wouldn't have noticed this as it all showed clear on the original test but I fitted led gu10 lamps into some spots and they glow faintly with the problem.
could this be a cable problem even after it tests clear at 500v?