sparkytim Well-known member Joined Mar 14, 2010 Messages 1,809 Reaction score 1 Aug 15, 2010 #21 Had similar problem and it turned out to be dodgy Neutral connection in supply switch gear.
gselectrical Well-known member Joined Oct 13, 2009 Messages 627 Reaction score 0 Aug 15, 2010 #22 Had similar problem and it turned out to be dodgy Neutral connection in supply switch gear. Click to expand... Where they tripping during heavy rain? How did you go about rectifying the issue? Cheers.
Had similar problem and it turned out to be dodgy Neutral connection in supply switch gear. Click to expand... Where they tripping during heavy rain? How did you go about rectifying the issue? Cheers.
sparkytim Well-known member Joined Mar 14, 2010 Messages 1,809 Reaction score 1 Aug 15, 2010 #23 Rain not an issue with that case, re-terminated bad N connection to rectify. If this an overhead supply then weather can be involved if its a dodgy N up the pole. Has any one noticed flicker on supply? Would suggest check all terminations back up stream to supply point and Test L-N Loop at all DBs If suspect supply then call in DNO to check up the pole(s)
Rain not an issue with that case, re-terminated bad N connection to rectify. If this an overhead supply then weather can be involved if its a dodgy N up the pole. Has any one noticed flicker on supply? Would suggest check all terminations back up stream to supply point and Test L-N Loop at all DBs If suspect supply then call in DNO to check up the pole(s)