GB.Kayak
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There appears to be anecdotal evidence from recent threads and the interminable debate regarding BS 7671 Amd 3 and the non-combustible CU thing that Neutral connections are the source of many overheating incidents that in some cases lead to fires. There is nothing currently in BS 7671 or other Codes of Practice that require the integrity of the Line-Neutral circuit to be proven
- What is your experience?
- Do you carry out any tests to ensure that the joints that you produce are always 'sound'?
- Does your experience and 'Mk 1, Self-Calibrating' right or left wrist do the right job every time?
- Will you share your photos of the results of dry joint resistive heating and its aftermath if any?
Discuss!
Research regarding the causes of electrical fires; US source
http://www.interfire.org/features/electric_wiring_faults.asp
- What is your experience?
- Do you carry out any tests to ensure that the joints that you produce are always 'sound'?
- Does your experience and 'Mk 1, Self-Calibrating' right or left wrist do the right job every time?
- Will you share your photos of the results of dry joint resistive heating and its aftermath if any?
Discuss!
Research regarding the causes of electrical fires; US source
http://www.interfire.org/features/electric_wiring_faults.asp
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