QR code 13 -- RCD test

[@gvvq-pi5ml]

Hi there i have tester similar to that, does it tell you what current it trips put at, ie under 30mA Fred in Essex.

[@cfgman9176]

Good point drikingjarv, he missed the functional test..very rarely does he makes a mistake in fact this is the first one; otherwise Master Kitchner is the dogs bollox..respect to him.

[@codecageadmin]

I've bought the MFT1730 does everything :)

[@lethalpathan]

I have a BS type 30mA RCD I am testing. I understand about having to do both the positive and the +180° negative cycle but my megger gives me AC and DC test function. Which one should I use?

[@galax574]

I notice that a 100mA RCD is used as a Main Switch, could I use 30mA RCD instead?

[@ElliottVeares]

The board (and possibly the video) is done to the 16th Edition of BS7671. With the current 17th edition, as long as the CU is insulated (i.e. not metal clad) and all circuits are protected by normal 30ma RCD's (i.e. normal split board with 2 30ma RCD's), then there is no need to use a 3rd time delay RCD as the main switch on a TT system and one can use a normal isolator instead. So you will have 1 x isolator and 2 x 30ma RCD's

[@joshgraham1746]

what reading would you record ? and how would you know it complys ?

[@xitanm8963]

Hi nice demo, but i would like to buy a 6 in 1 tester or 10 in 1, what do you recommand?

[@sparks6981]

Test the 100mA type s rcd please

[@robertwaterfield954]

Which time should be recorded on the 0 and 180 degree at 1x and 5x, fast or slowest times

[@ldtelectricallimited4089]

Always record the highest reading (slowest) regardless of the test you are performing

[@francoismorin6806]

Hi what mean R-C-D ?

[@seandempsey7351]

This video is nine years old and this guy has never replied to any of the comments or answered any of the questions, Totally unprofessional and a total lack of respect for his subscribers/ viewer’s Nota good look. It’s the same with all his videos.