Electrical installations where we cant use PME

[@angelofranklin1]

Thanks james, you really clear up some issues with your videos, much appreciated.

[@JamesCurnowElectricalEngineer]

Thanks Angelo, I'm glad you like the video.
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James

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[@Dog-whisperer7494]

Great video 👍very interesting
I must have a look at this a bit more, fantastic video mate 👍👍❤️⚡️

[@JamesCurnowElectricalEngineer]

Thank you. I'm glad you like the video.
Regards
James

[@ivanlee7596]

really useful, thanks~

[@michaelsimpson6603]

Great information.

[@michaelgorewoda6271]

Another really interesting video James. Ref Ev issue with PME, we are told that to assume a Tns is a Tncs( unless the DNO can confirm a true TNS) does this then mean that the bonding/earthing of this supply would then be sized for a PME?

[@carmicheal7]

I would recommend to always size for PME then. 10mm minimum. The difference in your quote to the customer will be negligible and you have peace of mind always then

[@JamesCurnowElectricalEngineer]

Thanks Michael, I'm glad you found the video interesting. If you are working on the basis that it could be a TNC-S then yes, I would select the bonding and earthing conductors for a PME.
Regards
James