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I appreciate your sentiment though Midwest - I'm just seeing what i can do on the home owner front while I'm waiting.
KrisI've had two Part P registered sparkies round already and booked in for next week hopefully to do some more testing. Unfortunately it's not something I can instantly achieve - seems to be a busy time round here - there is a massive amount of housing being built so I'm just waiting in line - I appreciate your sentiment though Midwest - I'm just seeing what i can do on the home owner front while I'm waiting.
Don't think the OP is an Electrician or any Electrical knowledgeThe water outlet from the pump to the shower will be in plastic, therefore the shower not extraneous conductive. Is the radiator extraneous and conductive or is there any plastic plumbing? If you are connecting non extraneous parts via some form of bond, any voltage on the earth cable will be introduced to these parts. You already implied that there is something on the earth as there was a little spark when it was disconnected from cu.
Are you not making non extraneous conductive parts into extraneous ones and then wondering why there is a voltage on them?
Clamp the earth, find the earth leakage and go from there
You as well Zap?I get the odd tingle , wince these days .
Nothing electrical , just my body telling me off for an unusual stance/position ( and my not being 25 any more)
..Nerve impulses going for a wander..
(common in the bathroom -Plenty of hard suraces)
I know it me ,as everthing is bonded , (and have no 12V alarm cables-- battery backed ?)You as well Zap?
Must be your electric personality.I know it me ,as everthing is bonded , (and have no 12V alarm cables-- battery backed ?)
I foolishly drilled one of my own cables (for under cabinet lights) when fitting my kitchen last year, although I realised it was very close to where I'd drilled, I tested the cable and it appeared to be undamaged, however it turned out the screw I put in was touching the live and the metal capping, so when the lights were on, the wall was live....now this only came to light (pun intended) whilst grouting at night (lights on)...kept getting zaps when sponging the grout in and resting other hand on the cooker....had 100 or so volts between wall and earthed cooker!I had to investigate something like this a couple of years ago. I found that that shower cubicle was live
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