Using tp&n isolators

[paulthemagpie]

The best thing to do is tell us what you think the answer is and why, then we can either confirm it or help you to understand where you may have gone wrong.

yeah I basically said this is the way it has been wired already by another electrician and although I can't see any issue with it I just wanted to make sure a. It is ok as im thinking and b. it not against regulations

 

[Andy78]

Murdoch is right... a quick scan through this guys recent posts shows he is clearly working for himself.

 

[Guest77]

Emergency

team member to rescue Paul before his whole foot fits into his mouth Gasp !!

 

[Silly Sausage]

It's too late, he's got Foot & Mouth, fatal disease.

 

[bigdavs83]

Using tp&n isolators

Wow the 7th of april 2012!!! How the hell did you even faintly recall that post?!?! Last week is now a struggle for my frazzled head!

 

[paulthemagpie]

Most of you guys are far up your own **** it unbelievable.

well they is some good helpful people on here but for the ones just skitting, you must have sad little lifes to just act in this way for no reason.

 

[GMES]

Paul I have sent you a pm.

 

[davesparks]

yeah I basically said this is the way it has been wired already by another electrician and although I can't see any issue with it I just wanted to make sure a. It is ok as im thinking and b. it not against regulations

There is a section in the regulations called 'isolation and switching' or words to that effect, have a look in there and you will find the requirements for isolation of both single and three phase supplies and how it varies with the earthing system in place.

 

[paulthemagpie]

There is a section in the regulations called 'isolation and switching' or words to that effect, have a look in there and you will find the requirements for isolation of both single and three phase supplies and how it varies with the earthing system in place.

Thanks for the help. Wish some the others could be like you

 

[Leesparkykent]

Thanks for the help. Wish some the others could be like you

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lWsO41YkYpY

 

[davesparks]

Thanks for the help. Wish some the others could be like you

If you worded your opening posts better and if we had known you are a trainee then the answers would generally have been different.

 

[paulthemagpie]

If you worded your opening posts better and if we had known you are a trainee then the answers would generally have been different.

I can appreciate that Dave but no matter what my situation and what I'm asking people don't need to be so rude. I can understand other peoples point of view, but they still a nice way to say things.

 

[davesparks]

I can appreciate that Dave but no matter what my situation and what I'm asking people don't need to be so rude. I can understand other peoples point of view, but they still a nice way to say things.

Nobody has been rude yet, you have had it very easy compared to how a question like this would be answered in the real world.

I've said it before, this is not a public advice service, it's an online place for electricians to talk to each other.

 

[Andy78]

Rumbled and booted ?

 

[Guest77]

yup unfortunately for paul he would not listen to my advice, he got the bullet, I wish these youngsters would learn sigh.