Hi,
About 7 years ago we had a brand new three phase supply to our coffee shop and until now we have never seen it as the cables etc were covered by stone (stone covered duct)
Im just a bit puzzled by what we have...
There is a cable coming from the road and it says on the sheath (3 x 70mm) then that goes in to a resin joint (along with a 25mm earth cable from a spike) from there a 16mm cable comes out of it in to our shop.
Few questions...
1. I take it we have a TT supply?
2. If the cable says 3 x 70mm where does our neutral come from?
3. Why has it been done this way?
4. why does the earth go from a spike in to the joint then join to the outgoing cable?
Sorry for all the questions, just curious.
Thanks!
About 7 years ago we had a brand new three phase supply to our coffee shop and until now we have never seen it as the cables etc were covered by stone (stone covered duct)
Im just a bit puzzled by what we have...
There is a cable coming from the road and it says on the sheath (3 x 70mm) then that goes in to a resin joint (along with a 25mm earth cable from a spike) from there a 16mm cable comes out of it in to our shop.
Few questions...
1. I take it we have a TT supply?
2. If the cable says 3 x 70mm where does our neutral come from?
3. Why has it been done this way?
4. why does the earth go from a spike in to the joint then join to the outgoing cable?
Sorry for all the questions, just curious.
Thanks!