Tncs Pme

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Is tncs the same as pme do you need an earth rod driven into the ground as back up for the above

This might sound stupid but when we wire houses they are supplied with a concetric cable we put in a neutralising link as usaul,but recently we wired a commercial unit,bein supplied with three phase concetric cable ,we ran an earth rod as the boss told us but we returned days later and he had removed it can any body explain it to me please
 
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I assume you work for a DNO as you mention wiring houses and placing a link between neutral and the earthing terminal?

If so then why would you think an earth rod would be needed for TNCS (same as PME) supplies?
BTW No earth rod required.
 
In the meters there is a terminal for the connection of a 10mm earth to the neutral of the supply.So you have live neutral and 10 earth tails going to board from the suppliers meter cabinet we are not modifying the system thts the way its intended.Im just a plain old spark (apprentice) no funny comments
 
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Sorry, I'm totally lost here.
In the first post it sounds like you're messing with the DNO's equipment (cutout) as you mention concentric cabling and link between neutral and earthing terminal (TNCS/PME).

You now mention meters, which meters? Main DNO's meter? Not sure I've seen an earthing terminal in a meter though.
 
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