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I hope its not in the loft, its covered in insulation. Two layers, And there's hardly any space to move....
Im still scratching my head a bit as to why my r1 rn r2 values on the offending ring are as high as they are. The circuit cant be over 120m, so why so high?? ultimately if the Zs ok then its not a problem. Unfortunately my brain doesnt work like that and i always what to know why things are what they are!! Bit OCD!
I was just thinking that.... half a reel in the loft! No,nothing outside. The customer has asked me to put some outside sockets in for him. Better put them on their own circuit or the end to ends will be off the map!!Haha, you might get lucky and find 100m drum of 2.5 in the loft with the ends connected to make part of the ring main. Get digging!
On a serious note... are there any sheds or outbuilding you could have possibly missed where they have installed that as part of a ring main? I have seen that down before!
Thats what i've been thinking. As its a total pain in the arse to find,that's probably what it is...Might be a junction box somewhere??
Yeah all sorted. Decent Zs now. 0.69 at the problem socket,0.4-0.5 around the rest. Get the board changed this week hopefully!!Without going back to the beginning, that's sorted then?
Board change all went well. Test results all good!!Cool. Let us know how the board change goes!
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