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Lectrician wrote on Jul 22^nd, 2008, 6:40pm:


Can't answer for Chubbs, but there is absolutely nothing amiss with that arrangement.

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I don't dislike anybody, but one particular, peculiarly vindictive forum member reacts poorly to criticism and quickly resorts to playgound insults. Nothing mature about it.

It's okay though; it provides entertainment on two levels:

1. For the general onlookers
2. For the established forum members when they get to play 'find the one who's gone off in a huff' later on.

Haha

PME is covered with conditions on it's use due to the dangers presented from a lost neutral.

The risk of a dangerous shock or fatality from a lost neutral is far less in the equipotential zone than out 'in the field'.

Remember, a lost service neutral on a PME results in exposed conductive and extraneous parts becoming live to a potential upto that of the supply.

Am I using the correct terminoligy for the 17th.........







A fridge in a wooden shed would certainly present a dangerous risk if it became live, but certainly not as much as if you where stood on mother earth.