- Reaction score
- 162
Why did they tin the copper wires years ago? Was it something to do with the copper shortage after the war.
Discuss Lighting circuit with no CPC, fail??? in the Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification area at ElectriciansForums.net
couldn't you just ask her to sign a disclaimer, stating that she (and her children - if she has any) are more than happy to take the place of the cpc in the event of a fault? and while she's at it, get her to put you in her will.Nope, nothing acting as CPC. I did the report yesterday and failed it, customer rang this morning and tore strips off me as she's had someone else in and they've passed it. The other big issue is that the Insulation Resistance on the ringmain Line to CPC was 3.4M. OK, just scrapes through...but not good. How can someone pass it. They told her just to use plastic light switches and she'll be alright LOL There is even brass wall lights. I mean....really?!?!?!?!?!?
A sparks that works for the company came and told me that the scrappy wouldnt take the 3 sacks of cable he had taken out a rewire because it was steel. He had the right hump when I explained to him about tinned copper, he had left it with them to throw out... live and learn
I can confidently state, that this guy was anything BUT a sparks, if he thought these cables had steel conductors!!! lol!!
the op has already said there was no conduit being used as cpc.You'll probably find that the conduit has been used as an earth. If the loop test is satisfactory and there is no obvious degradation (which I doubt) then the installation must only be as good as the regs, probably 13th or14th, defined at the time of installation. I think a good visual inspection will prove that this installation needs rewiring, put away your instruments and use your common sense.
Reply to Lighting circuit with no CPC, fail??? in the Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification area at ElectriciansForums.net
We get it, advertisements are annoying!
Sure, ad-blocking software does a great job at blocking ads, but it also blocks useful features of our website. For the best site experience please disable your AdBlocker.