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Here. why would it be made there BAS?

Where was it made?

Where was it made?

Is the current cooker on it's own radial? Or is the socket cmin off the main ring?

great idea! Also RF your right, I forgot an R2 test you could just touch the exposed meatal parts!

As long as you don't mind waiting, this whole forum can be as good as a regs book sometimes. Someone's always on here with some sort of answer! :)

But with an R1+R2 test all your doing is putting a conecting conductor between the live and earth at the cu? What other dismantling takes place?

Do what?!? Dnt just stop there!!And where is this cooling fan?

That's what o thought so is it a build of resistance that's causing it to short?

Hi guys, wife just calls me and says laptop hasn't got enough power to run without being plugged in but when she plugs it in it cuts out,turns on and then off again. The top of th cable is a bit exposed and insulation fraying from wear and tear. Any suggestions?

yes I do mean R2 so do you use test method 1. Or 2?

What's DNO?

Does r2 not have to be recorded on a periodic?

Hi guys just a post wondering how people conduct their r2 tests. In the OSG it says to do it with a long lead attached to the met and test cpc at various points, what happens if you don't have a longlead? Is there an alternative?

What is elfi?

I understand that wasn't an IR BAS but I am asking, what I thought the results showed I'm getting confused with another test. But don't worry. Its Continuity of earthing conductor Im getting confused with.

Am I getting confused with insulation resistance testing?

I was tought 0 means short circuit . >999 means open circuit. so is this the other way round?

Means a short circuit

Why can't u run a cable from the fcu to a ceiling rose,in the fcu change fuse to 3 amp then connect all wires together at this point. Cable into ceiling rose, earth to earth block (oversleeve it) neutral to neutral block live to loop block (middle block In A ceiling rose) then a wire from...