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i understand the need, as I see it any circuit with a likelihood of more than 10 mA earth leakage should be subject to high integrity earthing.
This requirement can be achieved by many methods and I can see the sense in some.
Using RFCs instead of radials gives two paths so in the event of a break in the CPC it is still unlikely that the earth leakage will achieve mains potential. But why does it stipulate a 4mm CPC?
Is the use of 10mm simply a fudge so that distribution circuits can be classed as high integrity eathed?
Must admit to finding this confusing but interesting.
This requirement can be achieved by many methods and I can see the sense in some.
Using RFCs instead of radials gives two paths so in the event of a break in the CPC it is still unlikely that the earth leakage will achieve mains potential. But why does it stipulate a 4mm CPC?
Is the use of 10mm simply a fudge so that distribution circuits can be classed as high integrity eathed?
Must admit to finding this confusing but interesting.