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  1. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    Haha, I don't intend to electrocute myself anytime soon!
  2. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    Would that be due to any imbalanced currents in the local 3 phase system travelling down the shared earth/neutral?
  3. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    Would that be due to the imbalanced currents travelling down the neutral throughout the whole 3 phase local system?
  4. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    Sorry, I don't think I got that bit :S Feeling a bit thick tonight!
  5. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    Hang on, I've thought about it a bit more....You get a shock because the current isn't returning through the N, but rather through you to earth, and then through earth back to the transformer. Have I got that right? :S
  6. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    Ok, but isn't that the same as touching the neutral bar in a live mains board? You don't get a shock from that
  7. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    Probably a stupid question, but how would the Neutral float up to the same potential as Line? Wouldn't there have to be a short between the two for that to happen?
  8. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    I like stories! haha.
  9. R

    TN-C-S Pitfalls

    A conversation came up between myself and my lecturer (I am nearing the end of my apprenticeship) about the reasons for not taking the earth outside of a building on a TN-C-S system to, say, a shed. He tried to explain it but couldn't quite figure out how to. With reference to this thread I...
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