D dh5306 Junior Member Joined Nov 4, 2009 Messages 4 Reaction score 0 Nov 25, 2009 #1 Can anyone clarify 1) is it acceptable to use a 4P rcd for a 3P+E load (FLT battery charger located outside!!) 2) how to connect test button thanks for help
Can anyone clarify 1) is it acceptable to use a 4P rcd for a 3P+E load (FLT battery charger located outside!!) 2) how to connect test button thanks for help
Riggy Senior Member Joined Feb 29, 2008 Messages 1,019 Reaction score 0 Location The Eden Valley, Cumbria. Nov 25, 2009 #2 1) Yes, so long as you DON'T put the earth through the 4th pole. 2) Mmmmmm - can't think of how to do that without a neutral!
1) Yes, so long as you DON'T put the earth through the 4th pole. 2) Mmmmmm - can't think of how to do that without a neutral!
Andy™ ©Resident Geordie™ Supporting Member Joined Jan 1, 2009 Messages 30,742 Reaction score 1,467 Location S. Tyneside Nov 25, 2009 #3 1: yes 2: check wiring diagram. many 3 phase RCD test buttons are wired between 2 phases. failing that, work out resistance of test circuit to earth, and then add a resistor between another phase and 'neutral' which will match current flow for test button
1: yes 2: check wiring diagram. many 3 phase RCD test buttons are wired between 2 phases. failing that, work out resistance of test circuit to earth, and then add a resistor between another phase and 'neutral' which will match current flow for test button
Evans Electric TEF LINUX ADMIN™ Supporting Member Joined Sep 15, 2008 Messages 23,507 Reaction score 527 Location Birmingham Nov 26, 2009 #4 Test button should be built in , did a 4 pole the other day .
Andy™ ©Resident Geordie™ Supporting Member Joined Jan 1, 2009 Messages 30,742 Reaction score 1,467 Location S. Tyneside Nov 26, 2009 #5 Test button should be built in , did a 4 pole the other day . Click to expand... yes, it will be built in, but may be wired between phase and neutral!
Test button should be built in , did a 4 pole the other day . Click to expand... yes, it will be built in, but may be wired between phase and neutral!