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compaq
We got called to a house today for a minor works job.
TNC-S system, all electric night storage heating and immersion heaters.
While we were there we noticed our Volt Stick was lighting up on the pipework and cylinder in the airing cupboard.
The pipework was not live as we had been lent against it while working next to it.
The main bonding was in place to the water main, we tested continuity between the water main and the cylinder and pipework, it was fine.
The pipework was cross bonded fine.
We tested continuity between the main earthing terminal and the pipework, it was fine.
We then got interested and found that the Volt Stick only lit up on pipework in the immediate vicinity of the airing cupboard.
We then tripped off the mcb to each circuit in turn and found that the Volt Stick did not light up on the pipework when the lighting circuit was switched off.
We then pulled the lighting circuit out of the consumer unit and carried out insulation test on it, it was fine.
Carried out Ze, Zs tests, all fine.
Has anyone else experienced anything like this before?
TNC-S system, all electric night storage heating and immersion heaters.
While we were there we noticed our Volt Stick was lighting up on the pipework and cylinder in the airing cupboard.
The pipework was not live as we had been lent against it while working next to it.
The main bonding was in place to the water main, we tested continuity between the water main and the cylinder and pipework, it was fine.
The pipework was cross bonded fine.
We tested continuity between the main earthing terminal and the pipework, it was fine.
We then got interested and found that the Volt Stick only lit up on pipework in the immediate vicinity of the airing cupboard.
We then tripped off the mcb to each circuit in turn and found that the Volt Stick did not light up on the pipework when the lighting circuit was switched off.
We then pulled the lighting circuit out of the consumer unit and carried out insulation test on it, it was fine.
Carried out Ze, Zs tests, all fine.
Has anyone else experienced anything like this before?