I would love to see more on insulation resistance testing?

thank you

you can adjust the zero scale for IR setting by using a flat head screw driver.

Cannot leave feedback on ya other vids cos they are in kids mode

Thanks

❤why don't you use bus bar??😊

Why did this failed result not come up while testing the whole installation in the previous video?

Thank you so much for the video, it's so helpful. One question, when we test the insulation, like a toaster, why we need to connect the L and N to do the test. Connect the L and N, one probe connect to connector and the other probe connect the earth. Can we just use the 2 probes, one connect the L and the other E, or one L the other E?

Great vedio great teachings

Only its not a ‘’Megger’’ its Kyoritsu insulation tester …………

I understand what your getting at!

your videos helped me pass my LEP exams. thank you

Hes back! Loving the videos mate 👍

If it has to be double insulated does that mean you have a conduit through the wall cavity on the top system

If it has to be double insulated does that mean you have a conduit through the wall cavity on the top system

Simple clear explanation, great video.

We have a test setup like this for our aprentices. On the side is a bank of 6x 6 gang switches where we can introduce a selection of faults from high resistances, missing earths, shorts, incorrect polarities, and open CTs. Makes for a great tool for those about to embark on CAPSTONE.

why dont you test active to neutral. what if there is active to neutral short or fault? you miss it?

why dont you test active to neutral. what if there is active to neutral short or fault? you miss it?

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thaks mate !! Amazing videos

Thank you

Capstone this week mate and your video has been helping me prepare!

Please make more videos like these

Hello, just wondering if you are aware of any issues with the needle falling behind the plastic prong?

Thank You. Without videos like this I feel many would be lost.

Thumbs up to you..👍

Hey should you have the main earth taken out when you test to make sure there is no parallel paths and bond cable too

cracka vid bro

What does it mean when you place bith leads and it goes up to half way point

Hi Steve, which state you are?

Can't the MKD do all of this now on a little touchscreen? No need to run around to every socket anymore.

You're the best... helped me along with my Capstone exam.. thank you

Can you do close ups on the actual set up prior to the test and explain why you re doing what you re doing.

Sadly, the volume is not good. Sorry

thank you, it is very useful

Hi mate I have a test on the fate for next tow weeks can give me more info please

1:03 maybe someone got a zap 🤣 ohhh f in the back ground. Good video cheers

Thankyou so much for this video! You are the best!

Thanks this is the most helpful video I found. Only one confusion why would you bridge active and neutral together at mains box before the meter

Good video. But would be good if u mentioned what the highest allowed resistance reading actually is

Thank you so much for this helped me a lot

Awesome video! Very insightful and detailed.

thanks sir for that vital information through different sources as graphics and practical

Your videos helped me alot for my capstone exam at last moment. I didn't know from where to start when it comes to testing, the bossss and tafe teacher won't have enough patience most of the time, to teach patientley. I'm grateful to find your videos. Thanks alot sir

very simplified and helpful thankyou.

not even sure if i'll get a reply but it would be much appreciated. So I understand why you must have the switches in a closed position like you've explained, but will the control gear of lets say a fluro with ballast and all for example mess with the readings?

How did you bridge your active and neutral of each individual circuit without undoing the terminal screws and removing the wire? It looks like the clamp went on the insulated active and neutral cable?

thanks

Why is the rotor wound as 3 phase rather then single phase