Spot The Supply!
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Is it the seemingly plain yellow cable?
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The first to identify the feed into the property was holmslaw!
Although lectrician correctly identified the earthing conductor before him...
Then matt1e cottoned on.
The feed actually comes in via a loose piece of metal conduit (which you can just see above the floorboard level) with a bare copper earth strapped to it. The conduit is 3/4" and has two tails stuffed down it, one looks like it's polythene-insulated and the neutral is a smaller-csa rubber-insulated braided tail. Very dodgy!
The Ze was 60 ohms, so requested UU to visit ASAP.
Although lectrician correctly identified the earthing conductor before him...
Then matt1e cottoned on.
The feed actually comes in via a loose piece of metal conduit (which you can just see above the floorboard level) with a bare copper earth strapped to it. The conduit is 3/4" and has two tails stuffed down it, one looks like it's polythene-insulated and the neutral is a smaller-csa rubber-insulated braided tail. Very dodgy!
The Ze was 60 ohms, so requested UU to visit ASAP.
Because you had said "TN-S Supply" I assumed we where looking for an earth, not the actual supply itself
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Sorry!
If that were the case, you were front of the queue!
If that were the case, you were front of the queue!
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