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Discuss RCD test button in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
What was the answer?Well I'm in process of studying for 2396 and that was one of the question from previous exam last year.
No idea. I would like to know myself.What was the answer?
Because it's what the rest of the world does. As alluded to by @telectrix the ideal thing is to do it when the clocks change (as advised in many jurisdictions).What was the reasons for changing intervals time between,from quarterly to every 6 months?.
so when the kids get bored the parents tell them see it that thingy works will you .What was the reasons for changing intervals time between,from quarterly to every 6 months
I take it from that you'd never install a TT system then? Is a TT system a poor design?I think it was the "clocks change" argument for the 6-months label as you see different RCD saying monthly, quarterly, regularly, etc. I think the reality is they are tested when EICR are done and that is about it!
It is one of the reasons that I don't approve of ignoring the Zs or R1+R2 values and assuming the RCD side will cover their asses on any fault, the RCD should be for additional protection, not as the only means of disconnecting in under 0.4s because of poor design or degradation of the installation, since RCD electronics is more complex and they don't get tested in practice.
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