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Topic Title: Ring Final Topic Summary: End to end resistance question Created On: 24 January 2013 08:17 AM Status: Post and Reply |
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Hi all,
I am working my way through a list of remedial work required by an EICR report. This is in a fairly new detached house. The ring final L and N end to end values are both 0.41ohms but the cpc is 2.3 ohms. The report requires 'further investigation'. I am only able to determine the general area where resistance is high and its under solid wood flooring upon which is fitted furniture. The problem might be a loose connection in socket that has been hidden by fitted robes or in an inaccessible JB. Or maybe a crushed cpc. Resolving the ring is not going to be straight forward but I wondered how serious it is as an issue. Should I just note my findings or convert the ring into two radials and remove the problem part of the circuit? Thanks |
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Yes it does sound like there's a loose cpc connection somewhere, the e-e resistance is about three times what you'd expect! If the circuit is rcd protected I don't think i'd be too concerned. If it were a L or N with that sort of problem it would be more worrying of course,
Dave. |
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