Query about adding new light to existing cabling
- Thread starter slu
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Lest there be any uncertainty/confusion about what you meant, "not see any resistance" obviously means that the resistance reading one got would be very high (probably 'off-range' or 'O/L').No voltage needed. Use the continuity (Ωrange on your meter.
Test across the ends and you should not see any resistance. Then strip and connect the ends together at the far end and you should see somethinbg around zero Ω.
Kind Regards, John
Lest there be any uncertainty/confusion about what you meant, "not see any resistance" obviously means that the resistance reading one got would be very high (probably 'off-range' or 'O/L').No voltage needed. Use the continuity (Ω
Test across the ends and you should not see any resistance. Then strip and connect the ends together at the far end and you should see somethinbg around zero Ω.
Kind Regards, John
Yep makes sense - will check with them unconnected then connected, when connected resistance should be minimal.
cheers
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