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How is a generator earthed and given neutral?

Hi I have a question i cant seem to get an answer too. If you have a portable generator and you plug for instance a fridge or any appliance...

Thread by: assegayer, Nov 13, 2017, 49 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Why, on a given turbine, a smaller generator would generate less output?

Hello everyone, I am a mechanical engineer with litle knowledge about electrical so I need advice from people knowing about electrical system....

Thread by: daniTW, Sep 27, 2017, 8 replies, in forum: Industrial Electrician Talk
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What was the best pice of career advice you've been given and what did you do with it.9

Dead honest true. Couple of years ago I asked two unrelated friends what was the key to their successful, 6 figure salary, careers in highly...

Thread by: Marti, Aug 26, 2017, 35 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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2 electricians on site at any given time - your feedback

Hired and trained a relatively new electrician. Getting along ok as far as competency goes so far. However, a few issues with him that I wanted to...

Thread by: graham_manchester, Jul 21, 2017, 56 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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What do folk do when given a CU with switch on wrong side?

I came across this earlier this week doing an EICR and would value your opinions on this matter. I have occasionally been given a CU to install...

Thread by: Davisonp, Jun 8, 2017, 40 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Kneeling Board For Attic?

Im wondering if any body has used a kneeling board in attics. The kit I'm looking for was A kind of folding contraption like a mug holder for the...

Thread by: nunthe wiser, Aug 30, 2016, 3 replies, in forum: Electrical Tools and Products
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132 Million for Solar Industry damages

Solar industry defeats Government in £132m High Court damages case - Nextgen Any chance of some tort cases from those of us still trading ?

Thread by: MCS Renewables, Jul 11, 2014, 4 replies, in forum: Solar PV Forum
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Voltage tester

I got given this last year by a couple I done some work for. I found it in my shed and thought I would share. [IMG][IMG] [IMG] Euan

Thread by: emacleod, Mar 30, 2014, 6 replies, in forum: Electricians Chat - Off Topic Chat
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Circuit design

Installing heaters in a milking parlour and he wants them to operate on a time clock? 5 heaters at 2000 watts each. Approx 15m run. Current...

Thread by: StuartMaxwell, Dec 17, 2013, 24 replies, in forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
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In the middle AM2, SY gland help!

Hiyaa, Finished day 1 of my AM2 today. Completed all the install apart from the heating systems and the SY cable to the motor. Everything else is...

Thread by: cackfod, Nov 4, 2013, 4 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Connecting three wires to a socket

Hi all, I'm in the process of changing the sockets in my house (just the face plates) and I'm having serious trouble fitting the ones with three...

Thread by: Garethb, Aug 28, 2013, 37 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Regulation 434.5.2 Fault current!

Cant quite get my head around how you use this reg? Lets say S =16 I = 657 k = 115 You have to work out t first of all so t = K2S2/I2 so t =...

Thread by: happyhippydad, Jul 24, 2013, 6 replies, in forum: Electrical Wiring, Theories and Regulations
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Will a reading higher than given in 7671 for Zs values be okay if protected by RCD

I might be COMPLETELY wrong.... but I have recently finished my level 3 in college and I'm sure I was told that if a Zs value is higher than the...

Thread by: joeyscurlock, Jun 25, 2013, 10 replies, in forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
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6491 singles. East Manchester.

I am selling the following. All bought today, I've used just over 6 meters from each roll. £60 the lot collected from East Manchester or Glossop...

Thread by: Rampage, May 7, 2013, 8 replies, in forum: For Sale and Wanted Forum
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Yet another spark robbing customers!

Just got back from a customer who has asked me to quote for rectifying some issues brought to light during a recent inspection. The customer came...

Thread by: D Skelton, Jul 18, 2012, 79 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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High ring test results at socket outlets

Hi, I was wondering if you guys can help with some errant test results. I'm testing a ring and i get L-L = 0.41 N-N = 0.40 E-E = 0.63 Great...

Thread by: maudy, May 24, 2012, 16 replies, in forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification
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AM2 - Opinions needed

Problem solved :D

Thread by: Jony, Apr 2, 2012, 21 replies, in forum: Electrical Courses & Electrical NVQ's
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RF Thermostat communicating with boiler.

A friend has had their HW system replaced by a Megaflo 250 litre Indirect High Efficiency Unvented Water Heater. In the process a perfectly good...

Thread by: margyb, Jan 10, 2012, 2 replies, in forum: Central Heating Systems
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Seeking qualified spark Leicester area to guide me!

Hi, i am seeking some help from a generous spark in the Leicester area ( how many have stopped reading now I wonder)! i have almost completed the...

Thread by: Blimeyme, Dec 29, 2011, 13 replies, in forum: Electrical Forum
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Max Zs on RCBO

Just tested property with a HUGE ring circuit and got 1.4 ohms on a type C RCBO. Given the max is .57 there is no chance of getting this close....

Thread by: keefy, Oct 9, 2011, 9 replies, in forum: Periodic Inspection Reporting & Certification

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- Thinnest substrate to tile too posted by Rod Evans. Hello All, First post and hope you can help... I'm looking to have a combination of Tiles and LVT layed in a kitchen at the same time as we do some resto work on the Gfloor of our old place...
- Advice on leak in shower posted by Julia84. Hello I’m not sure if I’m posting in the right place but I could do with some advice regarding our newly installed bathroom (6 months old.) I’ve just noticed stains in our dining room Ceiling......
- Finishing stages of self build.... Question on anti crack options and Adhesive posted by craig782. Hi Guys, first of all thanks for the wealth of info on here. I have tried searching to find answers of which I found some but not conclusive As the Tile suggests , just in final stages of......
- Advice on changing my current old heating and water timer. posted by Dale harris. Hi I am living in a rented house but the central heating and water timer is only a 24hour one, which isnt suitable for my family. I am looking to change this to a modern one and was wondering if...
- Shower drain not running correctly posted by Thomas Hamilton. Hi, Was wondering if someone could shed some light on this one. My shower drain does not run when the shower is first switched on. A quick blast with a plunger and it will run as sweet as you...
- Worcester oil boiler and water immersion heater question posted by earlycomputers. I have a Worcester Greenstar wall mounted Danesmoor oil fired condensing boiler and a separate water heater immersion cylinder (Range Tribune HE). Please can you tell me the following?My house...

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