RCD Protection

Damocles · 19 Nov 2004

Yes I see your point re table 7.1. Particular since the OSG is a pretty terrible specimen when it comes to completeness.

Might have thought though that since they start by considering TNCS TNS and TT as possible cases when table 7.1 would be useful, they might at least include a note to explain how. Looks as though a whole column is missing.

ban-all-sheds · 21 Nov 2004

On page 1 of [url=http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0953788539]The Electricians Guide[/url] said:
The Institution of Electrical Engineers (lEE) has published an 'On-site guide' with the 16th edition of its Regulations, which is intended to enable the electrician to carry out 'certain specified installation work' without further reference to the Regulations. Publicity for this guide before its issue stated 'the electrician is generally not required to perform any calculations'. When printed, this was changed to 'to reduce the need for detailed calculations'.

In the opinion of the Author, this attitude is incorrect.

Damocles · 21 Nov 2004

Which attitude is incorrect? There seen to be several mentioned. More contradictions.

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