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I've seen TT installations where a fault meant live metalwork - not a fun situation.
Exactly, without any additional RCD protection and say a Ze of 80 ohms you'd have a dead short live/earth current of around 3 amps, wouldn't worry even a 6a MCB so all the earthed metalwork sits at mains voltage. :)
 
yeah true but the lucky man here got earth leakage circuit breakers, but its kind of disappointing to see that as all the pipes are connected with the earth and under a fault condition not all current flows to the elcb as some goes to the other pipes and most luckily they have lower impedance compared to the breaker.
Without any intention of causing offence I believe that you have a very poor knowledge of requirements for protection against shock and I strongly advise you to get an Electrician in for safety's sake.
 
Without any intention of causing offence I believe that you have a very poor knowledge of requirements for protection against shock and I strongly advise you to get an Electrician in for safety's sake.+

Without any intention of causing offence I believe that you have a very poor knowledge of requirements for protection against shock and I strongly advise you to get an Electrician in for safety's sake.
Well i do both part time dentist and electrician
 

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