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ezzzekiel
short answer yes but only if it suited the powers to be where blame needed to be laid, otherwise no one gives a stuff.
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Discuss Who does just a Zs when carrying out a periodic on a lighting circuit in the Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification area at ElectriciansForums.net
We are trained electricians electricity is our life , i just want to grab hold of the spec wearing pen pushing person that says you cant do this live oh for gods sake , like a driving schoolyour driving lesson you cant start the car up or move it just in case you crash , there are more people injured in cars so when are they going to ban them , you always treat circuits as if they were live even when you know they are dead then there is not a problem , yes maybee for a trainee who's never carried out electrical work then fair enough thats why there is training , how many places have banned step ladders , they are very safe if used correctly if not you fall off , and working plat forms arnt the be all and end all i had 6 cable clips to put in i worked off a platform fell and ended up in casualty ,slipped off a step silly thing to do if i was using stemps it wouldnt have happend sorry for going off on one just get so dam frustrated !!!!
I must admit, it often makes me chuckle when sitting in on site inductions we are told to treat all cables as live, and not to touch them or we'll be chucked off site.
We don't have to test Ze or PFC as they can be determined by enquiry.
Zs can be calculated using the measured R1 + R2 value added to the enquired Ze value.
That just leaves the RCD test.
I guarantee that I can take a better guess at Ze and then PFC figures than any chap at the DNO can give me!
We don't have to test Ze or PFC as they can be determined by enquiry.
Zs can be calculated using the measured R1 + R2 value added to the enquired Ze value.
That just leaves the RCD test.
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