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what can i say ? flawless explanation. keep going don't even think about stopping

Thanks once again..... great content

So well explained.

"I love your video, to be honest. I'm just finishing my level 2, but I'm beyond advanced because of your videos."

Great information and delivery, look forward to future videos

This has saved my bacon - perhaps a useful tip: I had difficulty getting a good continuity reading on my wire, possibly because the copper was a bit oxidised (?). In any case, take your time when measuring continuity!

Excellent video, thank you. It's clear you've spent a lot of time preparing such detailed graphics. I was wondering if you might mention something about checking for diverted neutral current on TN-C-S supplies before disconnecting the main earth from the MET, but perhaps you'll deal with that in a separate video. [Edit - and of course, you already have! CZcams just suggested that video to me]

Thanks again for explaining a complicated (and sometimes not properly understood) subject. Your use of graphics helps a great deal.

Very good....ideal for new/ inexperienced and great reminder for those who need a refresh 😊

Excellent video. Parallel paths in EICRs is not well understood. A couple of really good shorts by "Mainly Electrical" have highlighted this.

Thank you for this Ze tutorial."Artificial Neutral" @ 4:10 is a new term for me (googled it and got a lot of rocket science. Is their perhaps an easy definition?).Similarly never heard of Earth Marshalling Bar...Everyday’s a school day.Look forward to checking out your new Instagram page👍

great presentation 🙂

Another excellent video, from a chap round the corner from where I live.

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Many thanks. All the best.

Answers all my questions thank you

Thanks for the excellent video. Could you please suggest which brand of box you used / is the best suited to be fitted into a lath and plaster wall. Many thanks again.

I cant understand ....in the house it show earth cable connect neutral with the MET? Can you explain for TNCS

That was excellent as usual Thanks mg.

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Good clarification . Thank you.

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Excellent video, amazing tips. Thank you so much for creating this and sharing all your knowledge ❤

very informative and accurate, i dont know why we dont write down the value of ohm we get and where to compare the result to, like u said jst 0.05, as we get bigger sites, these numbers dont calculate, the adibiatic has been done for thermal constraints, but was i an acceptable value of negligible resistance between esposed and extraenous. On paper it says continuity tickbox and verification tickbox, what is an acceptable value still. or does this no become touch voltage problem which designers will never be able to calculate before hand.

great explanation and great work, gives me better understanding now it about main bond calc i will see in ur next vid

without a doubt the best instructional video on Zs testing i've seen, & the rest of the videos JPElectrical are equally as brilliant....thank you for posting these videos!

Thank you very much you deserve millions views 👍

great explanation thank you!

Great videos and really well explained.. quick question.. in App 4 6.2, the mV/A/m should be multiplied by the PF of the load or is this already covered by applying the PF for Ib?

Excellent video.. very well explained… thank you!

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Thanks for the video. I have to relocate a socket my dad installed 20 years ago. Your video shows me everything I was unsure about and a plan B in case the plaster is in a worse state than I hope it is.

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Thanks, it’s tricky to find these summaries with all the different standards and codes out there.

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Don't ever want to own a lath and plaster house. Sheesh! Thanks!

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Well explained

Superb, thank you

This is excellent work you've done here. Much appreciated.

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One of the best instructional video's I've watched,wish this could of been around 35+ years ago!!

Great video as usut

Hi, What is thos App that you use to draw this circuit? Thanks

Wow! Love it thanks for sharing this with us

I use software to carry out design calculations which is incredibly accurate and great for my clients as a full report can be sent confirming all calculations meet the requirements. The problem with this method is that, as an electrician, you become lazy and lose the ability to manually do the calculations. You've given me a bit of food for thought here because it's clear to me that I have become reliant on software. Thanks for the video. Great stuff for learners and old sparkies like myself. 💪