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The tester has a 2lead low test, I also carried out the three lead Low test and the same issuei assume you were diong loop tests. did you connect all 3 leads?
Yes and it worked fine on a different RCBOCan you try it on another RCD or rcbo?
Hmm good point, a ramp test maybe would be good?if doing the test with loads connected, could be that there is some leakage on the circuit and the 15mA that the megger puts into the test takes it over the RCBO's threshold.
Yes and it worked fine on a different RCBO
To be honest it got to 6pm this evening and I will be going to tomorWhat type is the RCBO?
Have you performed an RCD test to the RCBO - if so, what were the results?
I would be double checking the ir on the new circuit .....
No...but the contacts will still break.....hit it with a hammer.it should not trip below 30 ft.lbs.
I've had bother with wylex rcbos tripping on loop tests before, I remember now the only way it stayed on for the test to work was to remove all load from the circuit. I've carried out loop tests before on other makes of rcbos with load on and they don't trip.
I know, but not always possible when doing EICRs or if you happen to miss unplugging an item during the inspection.Always the best way of doing it!
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