Disconnecting protective conductors and false results when testing

When testing Ze we need to confirm the earth fault loop impedance.
Incorrect disconnection of protective conductors can give us false results.

[@AlexJoker-mr9sf]

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

[@no_short_circuit]

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

[@jchidley]

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

[@JPElectric]

Thanks very much jchidley

[@quinsboy7578]

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

[@JPElectric]

Thank you quinsboy7578

[@danielteyehuago1633]

My favorite channel

[@JPElectric]

Thankyou

[@protectiongeek]

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]

[@cfgman1]

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

[@JPElectric]

Thanks cfgman1, I will have a look at the shorts you suggest

[@HeathenGeek]

great presentation 🙂

[@JPElectric]

Thank you HeathenGeek

[@freezefoot]

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👍

[@JPElectric]

Thanks very much freezefoot. Re the artificial neutral, its something I need work on🙂
The earth marshalling bar, is something thats not mentioned much. Its used in guidance note 8 earthing and bonding. Actually they call it a earth marshalling terminal

[@freezefoot]

@@JPElectric Thanks JP👍

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