Hello
Could one of you confirm i have understood this properly?
If you have a connection which is badly terminated you could get burning at the connection due to the fact that only part of the copper is in contact with the terminal, which is going to reduce the csa of the conductor causing overheating.
If you suspected this was the case could you just do a continuity test to confirm this?
Please note i dont have this situation i was just trying to get a better understanding of it.
Thanks Ricky
Could one of you confirm i have understood this properly?
If you have a connection which is badly terminated you could get burning at the connection due to the fact that only part of the copper is in contact with the terminal, which is going to reduce the csa of the conductor causing overheating.
If you suspected this was the case could you just do a continuity test to confirm this?
Please note i dont have this situation i was just trying to get a better understanding of it.
Thanks Ricky