Recent content by Chris Churchman

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    Kewtech KT63

    May be a bit late here, but I would advise steering well clear of Kewtech. I bought a KT63 and it is rubbish. Not as easy to use as others. I'd stick with a Megger.
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    Kewtech KT63

    The Kewtech KT63 is RUBBISH!!!! Don't get one. Stick with the Megger.
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    Kewtech KT63

    I have that, but being new to this did not fully understand it. What I need is either training in using it or an idiot step by step guide in conducting the test procedures.
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    Kewtech KT63

    Hi all, I am new to this site and also electrical installations. I have bought a KT63 as was recommended to get one, but it seems slightly different from the Megga I have done some (very limited) training on. Does anyone have a really simple - idiots step by step guide to running all the tests...
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    Okay, okay, okay. I know, but you try getting an electrician to take you on, or even get a mediocre job with no previous experience! Believe me, I've tried and I am sick and tired of banging my head against a brick wall.
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    Final stages of course and then a weeks practical for the Part P, but it's experience I lack. I have studied in my own time whilst employed elsewhere and not in the electrical industry. Scary times but I intend to take this very slowly and seek help and advice at all times.
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    YOU are a star! I really appreciate all of this expertise and advice. As you can tell, as much as I am fairly confident in my abilities, there is an awful lot to learn and experience is the greatest of them all. Thank you for all your help. Kind regards, Chris
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    When doing my Ra, test my understanding is that I need to do it from the mccb / RCD and the incoming earth bar connection. The definition of Ra is given as - the sum of the resistances of the earth electrode and the protective conductor(s). I know we don't use the Zs reading although I have been...
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    I really appreciate all the advice and comments which I shall take on board. I'll be using a Fluke 1652C 17th edition multifunctional tester to establish impedance etc.
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    Just always seen 6mm or 10mm CPC running from the CU in training. Do you not think it needs upgrading?
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    Thanks a lot. I'll upgrade it to 10mm. Thanks guys
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    Many thanks for the advice. I took the covers off the terminals so they are not normally exposed like that. Regards, Chris
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    Fitting new CU to TT system and old BS fuse box

    Hi there, new to this site and just after a bit of advice. I am part qualified as a Domestic Electrical Installer and am just waiting for the course to complete my Part P. I have been asked to install a new Consumer Unit on a TT system in a very old cottage. As seen in the photographs, the...

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