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Another consideration for getting the top end megger, I don't like to be surprised, so I'd rather have all the gear and no idea haha.You might if that 18th madness comes into being. I have a 1730, that come with the test kit, to find a good place to locate an earth rod. Never used it, but guess I might have to next year. Just wondering how you use them on terraced properties, with no front garden!
My local town has rows and rows of them straight onto the pavements.
Services everywhere. It will be fun.
Some are TNS , but the vast majority were TT converted to PME.
The TT ones usually had the rod under the floorboards, the ones that had them next to the outside wall had the copper tails nicked when the price went high , it will be beano day for the thieves.
As for the method; look for the toby's' manholes and gas entries into building. Then take great care lol.
I doubt there will be any meaningful records.
Please explain what you mean, I don't follow what you're saying.The mft 1741 might do a nice l1 l2 l3 display when the rotation is correct but it wouldn't know any different if it was l3 l2 l1.
Please explain what you mean, I don't follow what you're saying.
If the rotation is anticlockwise, it displays "L2, L1, L3" within the lower segments of the voltage reading, as opposed to "L1, L2, L3" within the top segments.
Are the any examples where the angle is relevant? The only scenario I can think of would be in synchronisation of two DNO supplies from separate transformers. In all other cases, if, for example, L2 from the DNO was erroneously wired to L1 at the incomer (and likewise L3 to L2 and L1 to L3), no one will ever be the wiser.
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