This one is a serious contender for 'thread of the week' award, I've had tears rolling down my face whilst reading it.
I assume Mr I=PU is asking why is the Zs relevant if you know the Ra is good enough to meet the required earth impedance on its own without the assistance of parallel paths.
Okay, I'm going to let the English who apparently 'are slow' and allegedly 'on the ale' sort this one out![]()
Lol, sorry, I forgot about the gay thing. You have to admit though this thread is damn funny....
I'm just lost for words!!
An Ra of 14 ohms and Zs of 1.9 ohms, .....Yep why bother testing??
What is the point in carrying out zs on TT system other than verifying a loop.
We got an Ra of 14.8 but when all bonding is in place it comes down to 1.9 ohms for most circuits zs results. I just don't see the point if rcd protected .
I'm just lost for words!!
An Ra of 14 ohms and Zs of 1.9 ohms, .....Yep why bother testing??
On a 6A lighting circuit max zs is 6 odd ohms to disconnect a fault within specified time . On this TT system with 100mA rcd, our Ze is14 ohms soothe breaker won't trip within time, so relying in rcd.. Oh my god
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