- Joined
- 28 Jan 2007
- Messages
- 4
- Reaction score
- 0
- Country
What is OK for insulation resistance for an appliance.
I have been testing my electric tools in my garage/workshop and found a lot of them are 1 to 2 M ohms live to earth Is this OK or should they be better, not a lot I can do about it though.
They are AC electric motors (lathe, drill) and a welder, I guess they are a bit damp this time of year.
It's only a few microamps I know, but is there a set limit to leakage ( I assume it's not when the RCD trips ) ?
Many thanks.
I have been testing my electric tools in my garage/workshop and found a lot of them are 1 to 2 M ohms live to earth Is this OK or should they be better, not a lot I can do about it though.
They are AC electric motors (lathe, drill) and a welder, I guess they are a bit damp this time of year.
It's only a few microamps I know, but is there a set limit to leakage ( I assume it's not when the RCD trips ) ?
Many thanks.