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The end of a radial as you put it is the point with the highest r1r2. It has nothing to do with physical distances of anything but the cable. A radial can be branched at any point. I think the 16th refered to it as a multi outlet radial but to my eyes its just a radial. It matters not.

Were threats implied? What did they do to get the money.

Is the 17th edition the end of 100ma selective RCD protection to satisfy disconnection times for fault protection (indirect contact) in the opinion of the electricians on this forum?

What quaification are you talking about?

No i am not on one. These testers are poor. They have problems but the company says they are being sorted. Phone them up and ask about insulation resistance testing when inductance is present. Buy a good brand like Megger or fluke. You really want to be spending over 500 quid on a decent...

This meter is cheap rubbish and anyone purchasing it deserves all the problems they will get from it. I advise to steer well clear as a manufacturing glitch exists on them giving false readings.

Whats a this about scoob and whats it got to do with the op? Nothing. Total rubbish. Joined this place because it was meant to be a serious forum but lots of threads seem to be people flirting. Not very impressed

Whats a scoob?

12 in a 30am jb - i can hardly believe it. This is poor and shoddy practice to put multiple ccts in a "stripped" out junction box with connector strips. This type of practice sould leave everyone involved should be thoroughly ashamed but i doubt they are.

i did a visual board with 12 faults, i found them in no time, simple stuff like sheathing stripped on the exterior of a accessory, wrong breaker covering a cct, poor bending radius, the minimum ip4x on a readily accesable horizontal surface breached, loose termination. Bread and butter stuff...

Hi Regarding the Checkbox feature in the testers section. On the parts list what are the M75R for? I cant see them on the picture with the diagram on. I cant find them on the maplin site either. Is this a Typo? Thanks

I always thought PFC was the higher reading from PEFC and PSCC . Oh well.