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Hi all,
This is my first post here so I'd just like to start off by saying: I know very little about electrics, electrical installations and electrical standards.
I'm a software developer and I've been tasked with creating an interactive, 3D environment for a technical college that a user can navigate and complete various different scenarios.
I've been given a lump of information but I'm basically researching all of the elements and procedures myself and I'm a bit overwhelmed.
One of the scenarios is to do with a faulty pool light. The user has to find the pool control panel and run various tests to determine if it's a faulty light or a faulty transformer.
I have been given the image below and have to recreate this as a 3D model (sort of like a computer game!)
If you guys could help me with a few things that would be a HUGE help!
I'm know this is asking a lot so any input you have would be so much help.
Thanks in advance,
Matt
This is my first post here so I'd just like to start off by saying: I know very little about electrics, electrical installations and electrical standards.
I'm a software developer and I've been tasked with creating an interactive, 3D environment for a technical college that a user can navigate and complete various different scenarios.
I've been given a lump of information but I'm basically researching all of the elements and procedures myself and I'm a bit overwhelmed.
One of the scenarios is to do with a faulty pool light. The user has to find the pool control panel and run various tests to determine if it's a faulty light or a faulty transformer.
I have been given the image below and have to recreate this as a 3D model (sort of like a computer game!)
If you guys could help me with a few things that would be a HUGE help!
- With the 17th edition standards, would these circuit breakers all be RCBO's?
- What are the 2 circuit breakers with clear plastic fronts called?
- Where on the image would the user place the tester probes?
- What readings would the tester return for:
- a faulty light
- a faulty transformer
- a fully working panel
I'm know this is asking a lot so any input you have would be so much help.
Thanks in advance,
Matt