Discuss Zs tests on radial circuits? in the Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification area at ElectriciansForums.net
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Of course, that's without applying any correction factors.
My understanding is that you would multiply that figure by 1.2 to obtain the Zs for a 70° conductor temperature.
My understanding is that you would multiply that figure by 1.2 to obtain the Zs for a 70° conductor temperature.
either that or use the corrected value for the max.Zs (as in OSG).
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