With bonding connected or not?The ZS at the immersion was measured to be Twelve Ohms exactly.
If not, what was the Zs with bonding connected?
Is there any supplementary bonding installed?
With bonding connected or not?The ZS at the immersion was measured to be Twelve Ohms exactly.
We don't know what the L-N loop impedance is.What would happen if the heater went short circuit?
More to the point, what if the heater shorts part way along the element - thus (say) halving it's resistance ...What would happen if the heater went short circuit?
It would be its own fuse.More to the point, what if the heater shorts part way along the element - thus (say) halving it's resistance ...
I read it as the B32 breaker being the only overcurrent protection.It would be its own fuse.
EDIT: Ah, just twigged what you mean. I'm not sure the element would fuse, at least not in any way I'd want to rely on. It's not like a heater in free air that would get "quite hot" and probably melt quite quickly, this is in water which would (I suspect) be fairly effective at avoiding it overheating too quickly.There is NOT a 13amp fuse-connection unit inline.
We won't get one. When he gets called out on being wrong, he no longer contributes to the thread.What about an answer or explanation from Kai as to why it is a trick question.
I'm sure it would be a common occurrence if that were the case.EDIT: Ah, just twigged what you mean. I'm not sure the element would fuse, at least not in any way I'd want to rely on.
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