Shouldn`t this be in the "student & trainee" dept. ?????
It could be argued between the two forums, but I am inclined to think you are correct KME. With no disrespect to Thomas123 the original questions asked would imply someone who is still learning the basic underpinning knowledge for Inspection & Testing and few of the later points appear to confirm this stance. I am sure these points are covered in 2391.Shouldn`t this be in the "student & trainee" dept. ?????
'O' Zero what?Hi guys,I need some help, im doing a periodic on a building and when carrying out an insulation resistance test line to earth it reads as 0 on every circuit i tested, the circuits have neons and fluorecent fittings connected hence why i did line to earth. its doubtful that every circuit is down right? its wired in pvc/pvc singles.
Any ideas what i could be?
if you test L to E, but have a dead short N-E, then you have 500V between L&N. which is why you short L-N, to make sure there cant be a voltage there to fry anything.how would it make a difference? line to earth is still down.... by connecting line to neutral and then testing them to earth it would not make any difference.. out of my depth andy? you dont know me so you cant make that judgment..
just read my testing book, 2391 practical guide by christopher kitcher, i knew i was right.. it says that you can test live conductors to earth seperately...
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