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Very true - BUT it didnt help the fault finding not knowing there was an old spike buried!

Sorted :D DNO turned up (again) it eventually turned out to be a dodgy connector on the O/h lines neutral at the pole end and with the strong winds last night was coming in and out :? It didnt help as the muppet who put new CSU in about a year ago DIDNT disconnect the original TT earth...

phase - neutral = 205 phase - earth = 205 neutral - earth = 50 - or 120 under load conditions

sorry, should have read 225 NOT 205 when nothing on 120 when anything on

Well, yes DNO was asked to investigate, and got the standard response, nothing wrong with our supply sir. Going back tomorrow to have a look in daylight. Really thrown me this one :cry: :? 26 years of being a sparx and totally baffled

doesnt seem to be any neutrals misplaced. ze: 0.32

phase 205 neutral 205 earth 50 tncs fault just suddenly occured while occupier was out

Nope - that was my first check they are tight. Undid them and re tightened to maked sure. :cry:

Hi, come across a fault this evening. Split load board, lights on non rcd, sockets rcd side. If anything gets plugged in to the sockets circuits and switched on (3 seperate rings) the voltage drops to 120 across all circuits. Also seem to be a bit of back volts down the earth. Have not had...

Dual purpose. Water heating and for real fire in main lounge

logical :? not at all - its the customers choice, and after all the customer is always right even when they are bloody wrong! We were thinking of a Dunsley Baker neutraliser system, but have no experience with them, and although obviously safe, in the event of a power cut, how can you be sure...

Hi, a little help if possible please. Myself (electrical contractor) and a friend (plumber) have been asked to install a heating system which will have FIVE zones and two boilers. One boiler will be a normal oil fired, the other will be a wood burner unit to be used occasionally. The zones...

Steve - thanks - that was MY interpretation of it. I HATE downlights and always try and talk customers out of them! Dave

Hi all, sorry if thsi has been asked before, as I KNOW it is a bit of a grey area. Have just fitted some fire rated downlights in a newly built annex (single storey) LABC have had a fit (new chap) and stated they must also have hoods as well. Now, if i fit the hoods it doubles the expense fro...