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Those readings are R1, R2, Rn readings and they look fine to me!
R2 is 66% of R1/Rn
It is r1, r2 and rn for a start on the end to ends, and his r2 is lower than is r1 and rn, it should be 66% higher for 2.5/1.5 T&E
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Those readings are R1, R2, Rn readings and they look fine to me!
R2 is 66% of R1/Rn
It is r1, r2 and rn for a start on the end to ends, and his r2 is lower than is r1 and rn, it should be 66% higher for 2.5/1.5 T&E
I'm guessing you mean that the Ze is 0.19. Can you set the RCD and does the test button work? I would now venture to suggest that the CPC has a voltage on it.0.19, already answered that
Voltage on the CPC?sorry mate, you must have joined us late. i already answered everything your asking in the first posts. RCD is setting, test button working, all circuits working fine. checked all connections, swapped RCD....
It is r1, r2 and rn for a start on the end to ends, and his r2 is lower than is r1 and rn, it should be 66% higher for 2.5/1.5 T&E
well the results from original RCD on DB1,
utility ring
times 1 - 27.2 ms
times 5 - 8.18 ms
downstairs sockets
times 1 - 27.4 ms
times 5 - 7.98
I didnt record the results after i swapped RCD, just that it did trip on test
Not necessarily, I would agree on an initial verification it should be 1.67 higher, but from what the op says this is an existing installation and the low r2 is probably due to parallel earth paths so not really a problem
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