in TT and TN-S, L-N will be higher. in TNC-S, L-N should be the same as L-ESo I take it that the PSC will be higher than the PFC, so you need to test both so you can not only be satisfied that you acheive your disconnection times but also that you protective device will withstand a direct short.
you check Zs against charts to make sure there is enough fault current to open breakerso would you use the PFC to check your disconnection time as it will be lower so you get the worst case scenario and the PSC for your fuse ratings.
Also as L-L is higher but some meters can only measure on single phase, you double the maximum reading for 3 phase.Also remember L-L will be higher that L-N and L-E on 3 phase
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