Fleeting

Went to survey a large factory in Bath 20 odd years ago and in the upper stores they had PolyButyl Jute singles strung across the...

The wiring in my house was on the cusp of the metric change and mine is all metric, two doors up from me they are imperial they must...

What tolerance do you give for the low side of acceptable? This isn't something that needs Coding 3.6 meg ohm is fine.

You're 5/6 years out there. Started '71 and never used anything but metric.

So are you an electrician as it makes a difference to the responses?

If you have access above the cables maybe long enough to meet in the middle of a new fitting or joint at least one of them in a...

You are doing this for someone else! Are you actually an electrician?

Did you recheck your Ze I have has TN-S lose it's external impedance half way through testing.

TN-S.

So you are going to cut the plug off and joint it into the cooker circuit? Will it have circuit protection? Where is this joint box...

BS 7671 which is the minimum standard only requires an RCD regardless of it's type to be tested with an AC current obviously this may...

Correct me if I'm wrong but the tester does not need to input the type of RCD it just needs to apply the correct test current.

Probably, I've never even bought a torque screwdriver :eek:

We sent a batch of meters to a calibration day which included by mistake an insulation resistance/continuity tester which didn't work on...

It is an earth leakage circuit breaker.