Testing low voltage lighting and fluorescent lights

I did assume the transforma would be double insulated construction, thus being the same 2 wire situation as a pendant light.
 
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Mike2007 said:
I did assume the transforma would be double insulated construction, thus being the same 2 wire situation as a pendant light.

It will be if there's no sign of a CPC terminal.
Look for the small square inside a larger square, that's the symbol for double insulated.
 
Yes its double insulated. So if we have two wire at both sides and a transforma in the middle I cant do CPC continuity or 500v, but do 250v IR as a separate item completly!
 
So if we have two wire at both sides and a transforma in the middle I cant do CPC continuity or 500v
Yes you do. after removing the transformer/s. So only from cu to the conductors that terminate into the transformer primary side terminals.
but do 250v IR as a separate item completly
Yes.

The following link might help explain the IR testing.

http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Book/8.5.1.htm
 
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Clear. But what a lot of tests, will take longer than the installation! :cry:
Wonder how many people test one and X by whatever lamps??
 

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