IMHO, and it is often wrong,So then whats the situation here that relates to RCD tripping?And what can be done?
I think the answer is to TT Mr faultmans house
I think that is the easy answer
IMHO, and it is often wrong,So then whats the situation here that relates to RCD tripping?And what can be done?
and......Need to see the two installs and get an understanding of the sockets being used, are they actually PME installs and so more before commenting on what is actually required.You would need to assess which phase the 2 properties are on.
The protective devices in use, the location of any PME rods in the area, they are quite easy to find once you know how, I have been luck in having a lesson off one of my local DNO guys.
And and and...
PMSL. That reminds me -I was talking to our 'Sandra' on the phone Yesterday.this is getting ridiculous, its almost as bad at work sometimes when I get frustrated then I start talking fast and dropping into my local lingo and on occasion someone has to translate for me then too.!!! headbang
IMHO, and it is often wrong,I think the answer is to TT Mr faultmans house
I think that is the easy answer
would that be another heads up to one of my suggestions?]TT their supply as an experiment may be a simple test?
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Basic current theory....?And where exactly is this backfed current going when heading up his incomming neutral and through his RCD - bearing in mind basic circuit theory
There is a huge difference between discussing and arguing.I totally disagree with what is being suggested here and would love to argue my point - but I've been told I'm not allowed to!Unlike some posters, I have kept my points simple and on-topic, and have not made personal or degrading comments to anyone, yet I have been threatened with being banned.
If that's what you want - a forum where people just believe any old tripe that's trotted out to them, with everyone scared to say 'boo' for fear of upsetting a select few, then good luck to you!
I take it I'm entitled to this opinion?
The reason is that a lot of the time my points are ignored or belittled, with no actual reply to what I have said - I'm just ****ged off because I don't agree with certain people.Perhaps it isn`t the opinion that was objected to; more the attitude with which it was delivered? Personally, I like your input on things, as I like many other peoples input. But you can come over a little aggressive with the posts at times, mate.
KME
I have done this in previous posts on other topics - I've gone out of my way to back up my statements with fact and evidence - that's when comments get personal towards me, when they have no true argument back.A much better method than direct confrontation is coming up with an argument so watertight that there is no doubt over who has the better argument.
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