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WTF! Crap threads crap sparks crap whatever that's a terrible statement
It's a bleedin' malaise, man!!!!
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WTF! Crap threads crap sparks crap whatever that's a terrible statement
WTF! Crap threads crap sparks crap whatever that's a terrible statement
Never before have I seen such a well executed example of the blind leading the blind!
got some regs to back those up fella????
And if three final circuits were in one MCB how would you record the R1+R2 and Zs reading?
314.4 - Where an installation comprises more than one final circuit, each final circuit shall be connected to a separate way in a distribution board. The wiring of each final circuit shall be electrically separate from that of every other final circuit, so as to prevent the indirect energising of a final circuit intended to be isolated.
Building regs state as follows: Cooker control switches, extractor fan switches, etc, should not be mounted so that it is necessary to lean or reach over gas or electric hobs for their operation.
Think about it - a pan fire starts and the switch is behind the pan that is on fire. Common sense I would have thought.
You now need to go to definitions,understand what is defined as a circuit, there you will find your explanation and reasoning is inaccurate
One circuit, one MCB, regardless how many cables are fitted into it.
As for test results you record the the highest value, like you would on a radial with several spurs on it.
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