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    3 phase Zs test!!!!

    Hi guys does anyone know if is possible to do a 3 phase Zs test on a fluke 1653b? I am currently halfway through s PIR at a factory and most boards I have tested have either being single phase or 3 phase with no RCD. However I have 2 outside motor/ pump sockets to test but neither have a neutral...
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    Why pay NIC extra for using their PIR Certs?

    I am looking at joining NICEIC, however have read through some of these threads that it is approx £400 for a year but just over £700 if you want to use their Periodic Certs. Can anybody explain this to me? As far as I am aware and relativly fresh from C&G 2391, a Periodic is not notifiable just...
    • dentie2302
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    • aus carry certs extra inspection pay periodic pir scheme their using
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Australia
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    Seaward PAT tester semi rigid carry case zip issues!

    Hi, I recently bought a Seaward Primetest 100 which comes with a semi rigid carry case. I was just wondering if anyone has got one of these carry cases as the one I have is completely knackered AND I have not even used it as only 2 days old - the Zips are not working (it does not close)...
    • chrisgc
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    • aus carry issues pat pat tester pat testing seaward tester zip
    • Replies: 6
    • Forum: Australia
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    Sortimo/Bosch L-Boxx

    I really fancy purchasing some of the Bosch/Sortimo L-Boxx's but can't really find any good reviews on them. I want to buy 4 so I can carry my Jigsaw,Cordless Circular saw, Fein, Fluke 1652 & Battery drills in them and then on an evening just lift them all out into the garage in one go rather...
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    R1 + R2 on RCD

    I was just wondering if anyones meter trips out the RCD when testing R1 + R2. I tried the old fluke 1651 and it was fine but when using the newer 1651b it trips. Also what do you do when this happens do you just disconnect RCD and put in a connector block for this test?
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    testing ??

    hi, iv been working alongside my boss for a while now doing periodic and installation testing, for me to carry out my own PIR tests do i have to have my 2391 course and my 17th, or can i do the tests and get the boss who has these qualifications to sign them off.
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    PIR Practice & Approx Costings

    I know that nobody likes talking about costings and of course prices vary region to region however I have been asked by my local council if I would like to be included on their lists to carry out PIR's where the average cost is £80 now I know that I couldn't operate at such a cost (I could but...
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    PIR cost

    Hi Does anybody know what people are charging to do a periodic inspection report on an average 3 bedroom house these days? been asked to do one tomorrow by someone thats had a go of rewiring a house there self, god knows what im gonna find. I think his after an installation cert for...
    • Sparkydan
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    • carry cost doing installation periodic pir someone
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Business Related
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    Busbar - 1.2MVA generator install

    Hi all I hope you can help. In short: I think I am being spun a line from my supplier. I am contracting the installation of a 1.2MVA generator (outside the building), and my supplier is claiming new regulations stipulate a busbar must be used instead of the normal cabling to run to the...
    • mikeruss
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    • busbar cables canada carry fuses generator install
    • Replies: 13
    • Forum: Canada
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    survey PIR

    could you tell me if this is correct. I have been asked to carry out a electrical survey PIR and saw on a thread that you do not have to be registered to do this is this correct i have 236 and part p nic many thanks
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    MFT 1552 - Alternative carry case

    Megger MFT 1552 users, Has anyone used or know of a suitable replacement carry case for their Megger? The Megger case is .... well as most of you know a bit of a pig!
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    Neutral is a circuit conductor that may carry current in normal operation

    Ground and neutral - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Neutral may carry current in a conductor during normal operation? This confuses me. I thought that your neutral always carried current, that without it, you wouldn't have a complete circuit. What does this mean? Thanks in advance.
    • foolios
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    • aus carry circuit conductor current neutral normal
    • Replies: 9
    • Forum: Australia

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