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Anyone reckon or no if 60 to 65 percent be a pass?

Hour and half just wasn't enough time tbh.
I counted back in last minute and reckon I got bout 60 percent
 
Well didnt have e ought time todo last 2 questions but tey only 2 marks each so may not be major..
When said explain how test the cpc I started off seek permission etc do safe isolation I just basically said place link on line and earth at cu then measure the r1 and r2 at each point recording highest as r1 plus r2. But when had to do the insulation resistance test I jut basically said the safe isolation has already been performed when doing the R1 R2 but if it hasn't I would go they whole safe isolation again.. I Sao would test as a whole between L - N L-E and E-N and althought bs7671 says on a 400/230 1m ohm is ok anything under 2 m ohm I would test the circuit individually..
 
Breaking current that will safely interrupt but may not be usable

Other
Breaking current that will safely interrupt without loss of performance
 
I found it ok to be fair but wate see time .im booking just in case but hope I have done it ad tryed 91 last year and that is a bitch of a ex
 
I think you get like 9 marks for that one just hope thy give me 6 or 7 ..

I defo worked out I got min 60/65 percent with the ones I defo new..

Question 1 I wasn't 100 percent..
3 things makes it safe for people or something
I put

Installed electrical equipment is of the correct type and complies with applicable British standards.

Fixed installation is correctly selected ad erected

Fixed installation is not visible damaged or otherwise defective

You put same or I Mia understood question?

Not visible dan ages etc
 

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