When is the 18th Edition not the 18th Edition?

[oracle]

Since the dawn of time, people have been portraying things that they sell as more than what they are.

Last few years, you could buy 16th Edition testers, 17th Edition CCU's, etc. The only thing that is XXth Edition is the Regs, but already they are offering 18th Edition test kit.

They can call it anything they want, but that doesn't make it so. The newer kit may do things a bit faster, or have more ranges, but the requirements for test kit are BS 61010 and BS 61557.

They even called CCU's 17th Edition, when it's how you equip and install that will determine whether your installation COMPLIES with the current edition of BS7671.

CCU's are made to a different BS standard anyway. If your kit has regular calibration checks it's good for the job, you don't have to renew it every time the Regs change.

 

[Pete999]

So 100A/phase is what exactly=100Amps single phase

Which is what I said in my first post, then you mentioned 300Amps

 

[GBDamo]

Which is what I said in my first post, then you mentioned 300Amps

You're talking to yourself now Pete.

I would assume if you have a three phase suppy, at 100A/phase, then you will have 300A available, no?

 

[Pete999]

You're talking to yourself now Pete.

I would assume if you have a three phase suppy, at 100A/phase, then you will have 300A available, no?

At what voltage?

 

[oracle]

Maybe we can just buy the exam success book for any course and sit a £50 exam. Then the buggers charging hundreds of pounds for the same thing can get a proper job and do a day's work