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EICR TEST EXPOSED THIS HOME!⚡🔌
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2024
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EXPOSED! In this episode, we are carrying out an EICR test on this lovely barn conversion. If only the electrics were as nice. Tune in to this testing walkthrough as I uncover dodgy, after dodgy, after dodgy! The more I tested, the more issues I found, so it looks like we could be back at this property quite soon. Comment down below your thoughts on my process or even share some of your testing experiences. See you next week!
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22:42 A circuit protected by a 30mA RCD has a max permitted Zs of 1667 ohms. There is no need to change the circuit breaker for B20. It is a long circuit, so theoretically could suffer from voltage drop, but real world that is highly unlikely to happen.
23:40 exposed single insulation in a ceiling void would be a C3 IMO, I wouldn't be re-terminating these assuming CPCs are continuous.
23:49 2.5mm on a 32A MCB feeding one single or twin socket is fine, perfectly compliant. It is the same as a spur from a ring final.
How do you know it’s a 100A supply? Out of curiosity
Do you need to down rate the ring to 20 because it’s protected by an RCD so the readings can be as high as 1667 ohms can’t they?
You have a point if everything is RCD protected. Just something I’ve always done is make the zs land within the max zs for the mcb. The ADS is on the RCD then rather than the mcb that’s all. Is it better to be over Ed by both? Let me know
How long would it normally take you to carry out an EICR on your own with a property that size?
I did quite a bit of filming in this but 3-4 hr
Edited..
Apparently about half an hour if you are one of these 'drive by' ''NICEIC registered' clowns appointed by estate agents....
@@ef7480 well they had some cheaper guy to come do it for like £100+vat 😂 other guy let them down of course
@@finneyelectrical - £100 'plus vat' for an EICR? What a load of clowns. Probably used a Rolson multimeter😆