Supply Type?

[RF Lighting]

Came across this incommer yesterday.

Ze was 0.23 ohms

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• RF Lighting
• 29 Jun 2008
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It is a split con feeder, with both neutral and earth connected into what appears to be a CNE terminal.

What do you reckon?

TN-S-C-S?

 

[ban-all-sheds]

I guess it depends on what they've done with the earth at the other end...

 

[holmslaw]

..

 

[oharaf]

Holmslaw, I take it you're being facesious

 

[RF Lighting]

Its called pme or tncs, you can tell that because the neutral and earth are joined together. If you're not sure get an electrician to check it for you.

It's funny how with every post on this forum you make yourself look that little bit more stupid.

 

[kai]

It is a PME type TNCS supply.

That was very brave of you to dismantle your Live service fuse unit!

 

[securespark]

It's certainly not conventional PME.

That must break guidelines...


Look more carefully.

The cable is split-con. The brass block to which the neutral & earth are connected is one piece...

If it were true PME, it would have straight con cable feeding the cut-out.

If it were true TN-S, there would be two separate brass blocks for E & N.

As Ban suggests, the only thing I can think of is that they have spliced into a PME feed but only had split-con on the van, so they've doubled up the N & E.... But it's wrong, isn't it?

Can I? Thanks!!

 

[Click-Sure]

TN-C-S unconventially....

Cowboys cover DNO's. Sky TV, Virgin Media and BT nowadays....


For shame.