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If other circuits are giving under an ohm then it looks like a typical TN system, then having a very high Zs for your RFC really suggests the CPCs are badly connected.What would be the fault with a very high Zs at all sockets on a ring main, the sockets are an average of 68.10 .
The lights are .67 and the is a socket radial circuit which is at .51 .
@Lesley19 you are allowed to ask questions, however silly they may seem, if the replies aren’t making sense to you. We all had to start somewhere!
Or did you have an EICR done and this was one of the findings?
Hi, it turned out to be a very corroded socket outlet, and not a ring. It was two radials. An EICR had been carried out.@Lesley19 you are allowed to ask questions, however silly they may seem, if the replies aren’t making sense to you. We all had to start somewhere!
Or did you have an EICR done and this was one of the findings?
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