Useful data resources/ pdfs

[GMES]

Ok guys, so based on a thread started by @SparkyChick here.
Trainee Section - Low Traffic... Why? - https://www.electriciansforums.co.uk/posts/1482173/
I thought I would create a sticky where we can start building up a little database of useful pdfs for the trainees, it can be any thing as long as it doesn't breach copyright laws.
I know we already have a resource section on the main forum but I think it would make sense to have our own in here, so any mentors or trainees who have any useful or interesting pdfs they would like to share, please feel free to drop them in here. I will have a look what I've got later on the laptop, I'm on the phone at the moment.
Thanks in advance.
GMES

 

[GMES]

Just to add it doesn't have to be study related, it can be usermanuals or anything that may help others out in the future.

 

[SparkyChick]

Well, I'll kick off the submissions

This document is one I wrote when I was training to serve as a handy one page reminder of lots of useful stuff. The colour coding of the testing headers serves as a reminder/pointer on which mode I needed my Megger MFT1731 to be set to. As far as I'm aware the same colour scheme is used across the MFT17xx range.

So, it's got the entire GN3 testing sequence covered along with expected results and then a bunch of useful info.

Note - It's compliant with BS 7671 17th Edition Amendment 3 and has been reviewed by people far more knowledgeable than me, but if anyone finds any errors, please let me know and I'll update it.

 

[GMES]

Here is one that some of you may find interesting.
It is the Patent for George ellison from 1925 for the tripping mechanism for circuit breakers. I bought this a couple of years ago.

 

[ruston]

Lol . are you lot trying to keep me up all night.
I have some somewhere I will hunt them out .

 

[Spunkywads26]

Notes

 

[Spunkywads26]

Notes. 2

 

[Spunkywads26]

Notes. 3

 

[Jay 1987]

Wow thanks guys this is really useful!

 

[GMES]

Surge Protection

 

[Lister1987]

Probably be flagged as copyright material but I figure it's on the main forum so it can't hurt to have it here, it not 100% complete but it's a starting point

18th Edition Quick start (exceeds upload limit)
Post: Full set of 18th ed pocket guides - https://www.electriciansforums.net/threads/full-set-of-18th-ed-pocket-guides.176146/

 

[willycdso]

C&G 2365 L3 Electrical installations by Peter Tanner