Insulation Resistance

[@mirkopomilia666]

You just make more confusion.. You tell to do something and you don't do it.. From 0:55 to 2:15 what are you testing?? And why do you tell to disconnect the phase from the main and it is still connected? What are you measuring outside? Where that cables came from?

[@Krispy1011]

Fun Fact: On any new installation, readings of 1 Meg Ohm are unsatisfactory and new wiring/cabling needs to be pulled or installed. - Megger Readings on any new installation need to be either infinity or greater than 500 Meg Ohms on 120V or 240V AC circuits. Giga Ohms is more desirable if readings are not infinity on new installations!

[@anthonymallon2702]

Thanks Bernie. Brilliant presentation.

[@jonathonscully9718]

If you are not dIsconnecting dimmers and sensor's, in the entire installation test. Are you still 500 volt mega testing the cables then. Or just regular ohm resistance testing the cables? Thanks

[@MENZTV]

Hi Jonathon. If you are a member of Master Electricians you are welcome to email our Technical Support Manager with this question where he will be able to answer it.

[@HussainsProject]

you should test it at 250vDc for electronic devices

[@hellopellos]

​@@HussainsProjectno, 500v. since you are insulation testing combined line/neutral to earth...... stop writing about stuff you don't know

[@linossinkala7840]

Thankyou sir

[@Woodkin007]

Holy shit, this isnt a joke, he's wearing non conductive yellow slip-ons over his non conductive shoes😂😂😂

[@MaximusErectusDingalingus]

They’re for keeping the inside carpet and floors clean you potato

[@otablu685]

hey, safety first i guess XDD

[@molitovv]

Turn it ooorrrrf

[@TradieTrev]

Who wired that board? Looks like a rats nest!!!

[@dusty8026]

Gives a fair representation of what's out in the wild bud