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This may sound like a daft question but in bs 7671 does it state anywhere in it about max ze values
ie

tncs--0.35
tns--0.80
tt--21

I was jut wondering,I can find max zs but not ze ?????
 
from my tutor at college , but since then ive connected generators which have needed readings of 200-250 ohms to be correct for the rcd used , but to my question is it anywhere in the bs 7671 about zE values ? because I were talking to a contractor on site a few days ago and he were quoting regs to me (ive done and passed my 17th edition) but looking through I can not for the life of me find any values for ze? is this anything to do with esqcr regs ?
 
If you want ze supply figures, ring them they will have that data for all their installations.

in your dreams. most of the time they don't even know what , if any, earthing is present. & @ OP. the 21 ohms you mentioned is nothing to do with TT. it's a figure for DNO earthing upstream of your installation
 
took them 5 months to answer my query as to whether or not PME was available at a location. and that only happened because i spoke to them on another matter.
 
You will also find max ze in GN3.
The max Ze for TT is 21 when DNO supplies earth through PEN conductor.
If it is a client owned TT, anything over 200 Mohms is unstable.
 

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