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Funny your book stops before 543.7.2.1 - is it a discount version
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Instead of explaining what we know, can you not just show on the drawing which is conductor one and which is conductor two as this is what we want to know.
[/list]TWO independent terminations for the TWO routes to the means of earthing.
1) Dunno what the 17th requires, but mdbalson's kitchen is being done to the 16th.
2) The implication of the explanation in that Wiring Matters article is that confusion about the topology of a circle is not confined to members of this forum. A ring final circuit has one phase conductor, one neutral conductor and one cpc....
Dear me don't you ever give up![]()
A ring final circuit is not a circle it is two routes to a supply source.
As to explaining conductor one and conductor two - I am not even going there.
As softus points out, what section do we go byI cannot compensate for the poor wording currently used in the regulations - if you are just interested in that then you had better adopt the view that BAS holds. If you think you need four conductors or whatever then you use them.
As to the first part of your post I don't see what you are getting at.
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