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wcampbell
Hi all.
I'm working on my second of two assessments ( I'm a novice ).
So far I've sorted new E Tails to metal socket plates, sorted reverse polarity at cooker isolation / socket switch ( still don't understand why fridge has n't got a problem with phase in neutrals at switch! ), got all the results for the EIRC, and fitted a new CU.
My ( hopefully ) last problem concerns main bonding as follows:
Cut 30' ish of 10mm E. Tested ends and got a continuity reading of 0.02ohms.
Fitted cable in situ ( clamp at water stop, then through wall to clamp at gas mains ( cable not cut ), then back into house to CU.
About five feet of this run sees cable running parallel in conduit and wall.
Now when I carry out continuity of main bond I get -00 ohms.
I have tested with leads not nulled and get a reading 0.02 ohms lower.
Is the parallel section causing this?
I know the reading must be below 0.05ohms but surely there must be some resistance.
How will this look to the assessor?
Thanks. :nonod:
I'm working on my second of two assessments ( I'm a novice ).
So far I've sorted new E Tails to metal socket plates, sorted reverse polarity at cooker isolation / socket switch ( still don't understand why fridge has n't got a problem with phase in neutrals at switch! ), got all the results for the EIRC, and fitted a new CU.
My ( hopefully ) last problem concerns main bonding as follows:
Cut 30' ish of 10mm E. Tested ends and got a continuity reading of 0.02ohms.
Fitted cable in situ ( clamp at water stop, then through wall to clamp at gas mains ( cable not cut ), then back into house to CU.
About five feet of this run sees cable running parallel in conduit and wall.
Now when I carry out continuity of main bond I get -00 ohms.
I have tested with leads not nulled and get a reading 0.02 ohms lower.
Is the parallel section causing this?
I know the reading must be below 0.05ohms but surely there must be some resistance.
How will this look to the assessor?
Thanks. :nonod: