How To FAULT Find An Electrical Fault
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2024
- This was a little fault I had to find. Due to the kitchen already being in I wanted to make little damage as possible. This Is where maths came in to pin point exactly where it was. I watched a video of @dsesuk showing this a while back and honestly it is an outstanding video as he explains it much better than I did. #electrician #sparky #electricalwork #faultfinding
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Dave Savery would be proud of ya if ya know you know
Classic case of working smarter not harder, great result and no surface trunking in sight when done 👍
Great video showing how to use information readily available to fault find.
Yes DS did a similar video but I quite liked yours as it was in a occupied setting and therefore a tad harder..well done mate
Brilliant piece of work. Very well presented.
Nice shout out to him as well......keep em coming
Nice!
Excellent fault finding technique.
Well explained, clear and concise too. :)
Awesome fair play!
Well done, Great method
nice work :)
Nice video, do u have improver positions going please trying to get get NVQ complete
Genius
If the fault wasnt apparent, could you just use a tone generator to find out where the fault/break was?
Only works if you know the route of the cable.
Did you not need to divide the R1R2 divided by two to get just the run of a single cable. R1 R2 is doubled up. Am I missing something. Good video
What model is your Fluke?
Am I correct in saying 10m 1.5/1.0 is roughly0.30
At 2 minutes you do 'continuity' but you've not linked your N + E out so can't measure continuity. Reading should be 999 since the ends of your N and E are open. Is it the fault which is giving you a continuity reading?
They’re not, mate. It’s already linked as he has a N-E short on that cable.