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Discuss This one will bugger you lot up in the UK Electrical Forum area at ElectriciansForums.net
someone practicing their swa skills/builders supply board made from old gear found at the bottom of the van.
i kind of like you ackbar! you know your stuff
that old voltage trip then the rcd
in actual fact you can just use the voltage trip as an isolater for onward stuff
If you de-activate the ELCB there will be no earth fault protection to the M/C CU and SWA armouring.....should be changed for an RCD.
edit....I seem to recall those old VOELCB's should have the supply in the top?
So the old VOELCB will make a perfect point of DP isolation to enable you to fit an RCD!! lol!!
I think your right about the supply position too, but it's been an awful long time since i've seen or worked on one, to be absolutly sure!! lol!!
Agreed, Using the old VOELB as an isolator is quite common in rural areas. But this one actually works and serves a purpose.....
Really, ...So how are you testing this old VOELCB to prove that statement?? I havent seen a test kit for these units for around 30 years or so!!
The set up is for a TT system with either one or two 'twigs' - in this case a piece of copper pipe rammed into the ground
The control was a two way switch to simulate a fault at the 100mA RCD or on the armour protected by the VOELB.
The kit was Fluke 1653 RCD test
Got the picture yet ?
Well i have been looking at this most of the morning, i agree to the thread title. But refrained from posting as i wasnt sure what you are testing. I know your post was ambiguous for a reason to generate some input. Now more info is to light i agree with Eng54..... I just dont get it sorry.
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