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Just think you could have left it and if something had happened before the DNO arrive, it would be on your conscience. Think you did the right thing.

Run the L through 2 poles and the neutral through the other 2. If it's a Hager trip, you can purchase adaptors to link the poles.

A quick way of checking if you need a 110 or Krone tool most of the time, if the metal contacts on the punch down block are at 45 deg use a Krone tool. If the are straight use a 110...

Don't forget to check PSC for the rating of the breakers if you that close to a sub-station!

I ordered the book Special Location recomended last night, always found Scaddan's books useful when I did the 2391 last year. I'm glad I didn't go for the Seaward the lecturer recomended. I wasn't impressed when he didn't have time to run through a few tests with the Fluke I took to the course...

No need to apologise, C&G don't do the 2377 over here at the moment. So it's either a flight to the mainland or wait until enough people want to do the course and get a trainer over via a independant training agency as we did. I think I had better log on to Amazon and order a book for a...

I think the course was a bit of a waste of money. I'm glad I didn't go for the Seaward in the end.

It wasn't a C & G course and it had a quick multi guess test. The lecturer had a Seaward Primetest with only a pass of fail indication!

I am about to start doing portable appliance testing and have just completed a training course. I was surprised to hear the lecturer say - 'Do Not test computers' as you will probably blow them up. bad day explode only do a visual. What your opinions? I've got the Fluke 6500 if this makes...