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egginyourface
The other week i got a call from a little granny who had a leak in the loft which caused some of the lights to trip out and sockets etc.
I went there and isolated the affected circuits. I said i would go back in a week after everythings dried out and recconnect.
Any way, i though i would do a little zs on some of the sockets. Results i was getting was 2.19 ohms.
So i did a Ze test at origin and found just over 2 ohms. Checked main incomer and found there was no earth coming from the head.
We called eon and when they came round to have a look they told us that it wasnt there problem and it was up to the electrician to supply earth via earth rod.
The property is not in a rural area its on a normal street.
The board is 16th edition board, so was thinkng i would put a couple of rcbos in for lighting and sockets and stick an earth rod in.
Is this ok, would i need to put an rcd before the fuse board??
I went there and isolated the affected circuits. I said i would go back in a week after everythings dried out and recconnect.
Any way, i though i would do a little zs on some of the sockets. Results i was getting was 2.19 ohms.
So i did a Ze test at origin and found just over 2 ohms. Checked main incomer and found there was no earth coming from the head.
We called eon and when they came round to have a look they told us that it wasnt there problem and it was up to the electrician to supply earth via earth rod.
The property is not in a rural area its on a normal street.
The board is 16th edition board, so was thinkng i would put a couple of rcbos in for lighting and sockets and stick an earth rod in.
Is this ok, would i need to put an rcd before the fuse board??