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Ohh God, this ones going to go on & on, no offence Ian & essex.
You really do not need to stay. Ian is highly competent and if I can learn then why not continue debating?
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Ohh God, this ones going to go on & on, no offence Ian & essex.
Ohh God, this ones going to go on & on, no offence Ian & essex.
Stop your making me blushYou really do not need to stay. Ian is highly competent and if I van learn then why not continue debating?
HahaStop your making me blush
I had thought an MCB was an OCPD that was used for fault protection (via loop impedance) - so, yes I thought 543.6.1 applied.Would you use an OCPD for fault protection on a cable?
Nothing wrong with a good healthy debate, as long as it stays friendly it's what the forums here for imo.
You really do not need to stay. Ian is highly competent and if I van learn then why not continue debating?
And I still don,t know lolIsn't it going off topic; the OP has asked several times the same question, our 'healthy' debate is not helping?
It was a simple question on how to connect a luminaire?
And I still don,t know lol
Which of you has the biggest van?
I had thought an MCB was an OCPD that was used for fault protection (via loop impedance) - so, yes I thought 543.6.1 applied.
Is it your view MCB do not provide fault protection?
The cable doesn't require a cpc (otherwise singles or two core cables would be prohibited). The point in wiring (i.e. the accessory) does though to comply with BS7671:2018.the equipment may not need a cpc, but the cable to it does.
Because it is confusing to the O.P. and will give up and not return.You really do not need to stay. Ian is highly competent and if I can learn then why not continue debating?
Please. I don’t drive ‘a van’.
If you have an opportunity to provide an earth wire I would do so whether it's "written" or not.All electrical points require a cpc (earth wire) whether used or not
If nothing else its good practice. If the cpc is not terminated to the fitting then stick it on a terminal block . It's then available for future use. Why cut it off?But where is it written? I'm not being pedantic, I can't find it in the book.
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