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What reading should you get on a 'voltmeter' when testing between phase and earth at the consumer unit on a TNS system?
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What ever the voltage is
Why are you concerned? Anywhere in the region of 220 to 250 isn't uncommon.
If you are unsure of the earth connection, you should have a loop impedance test conducted.
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Thanks for the reply. I was getting 220. I thought this was a little low.
Also the earth clamp on the incoming armouring was quite loose. I'll get it checked.
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