Continuity of protective conductors including main and supplementary | Electrical Tutorial

[@peterwhittle3196]

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[@UniversalSkillsGroup]

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[@Dog-whisperer7494]

Clearly explained, good video mate. Just two points to mention 1) GS38 doesn’t relate to the test instrument it only requires that the test leads are of an adequate length and the there is no more than 4mm maximum ideally 2mm of exposed tips. (2) when you null the test leads you are not removing the resistance of the leads as such , the MFT takes a reading of the leads resistance and a deducts it from the test , . The test lead and any conductor will always have a resistance . But a good demonstration and video 👍

[@adampowell5481]

Thanks for that! Very good demonstration

[@UniversalSkillsGroup]

Thankyou! Glad it was useful!

[@yousufkhan2906]

Good video once again. Easy to follow and your explanation spot on thanks

[@UniversalSkillsGroup]

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[@ebrahimdaiyan5446]

Thank you this has helped a lot 🙏

[@UniversalSkillsGroup]

Glad it helped!

[@Tryingtimes007]

I’ve been here before, the struggle to remove the CPC was “funny “

[@ebrahimdaiyan5446]

Can you make a video playlist of all the dead tests please

[@UniversalSkillsGroup]

Hi Ebrahim, we recently uploaded a new video on our channel talking through the testing procedures! That explains some of the dead tests.

[@Jay369]

What's the maximum acceptable reading for this test?

[@UniversalSkillsGroup]

The reading should not exceed 0.05 ohms. The reading would vary depending on the length of the bonding conductor.

[@Jay369]

Thanks for the videos and reply.

[@Jo3yW]

"Extrenerous" 😂