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With an r2 of 0.84 that would imply that the neutral reading you got was correct (0.84 / 1.66 = 0.5). So I'd be looking at a fault in the line conductor, most likely a loose connection in one of the accessories.
 
Hi telectrix I understand the cpc would be 1.67x greater due to only 1.5 , so yes like you say 0.5 x1.67 =0.83 .
But totally confused with regards the 1.66 calculation
So like you say the phase and cpc seem fine so neutral problem am I still looking at a bad connection do you think ?
 
Ignore me, listen to Tel, I mis read your line and neutral end to end readings. The r1 seems to be right, as Tel said it's the rN that needs investigating, again a loose connection could quite easily be the cause.

The 1.66 (or 1.67 if you want to round up the recurring figure) comes from the difference in the cross sectional area of the live conductors and cpc. 2.5 (mm2) / 1.5 (mm2) = 1.666666666 (recurring).

So r2 should be 1.66 x greater than r1 (and rN).

Hope that makes sense.
 
yep.might just be a terminal screw a bit loose in a socket. any why the confusion with 1.66? it's the ratio of 1.5/2.5.
 
Ignore me, listen to Tel, I mis read your line and neutral end to end readings. The r1 seems to be right, as Tel said it's the rN that needs investigating, again a loose connection could quite easily be the cause.

The 1.66 (or 1.67 if you want to round up the recurring figure) comes from the difference in the cross sectional area of the live conductors and cpc. 2.5 (mm2) / 1.5 (mm2) = 1.666666666 (recurring).

So r2 should be 1.66 x greater than r1 (and rN).

Hope that makes sense.
you are excused due to the fact that you are in Devon. too much time smuggling booze and hanging pirates.
 
my favorite tipple at my old local was Addlestones cloudy cider on draft. 7%. only 2 of us drank it, but we got through 2 x 10 gallons a week between us. sadly my mate has moved to a better world, having been crushed between a 50ft. canal barge and a lock when pi$$ed.
 
yeah, it's that tricky maths again. 1.6666666666 rounded up to 1 67. was much easier when we had roman numerals. XVIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIII.
 

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