Hi guys, just curious. I have a plastic electric kettle that has an earth lead in the flex. I can't see much point in it. It will trip the RCD in the event of an element insulation breakdown so there's some use there. Any thoughts?
Yes, definitely the expertise and relevant knowledge of the inspector is key.
It's not just PCs that have these circuit boards these days, and if you are doing say an 8 A or 25 A a.c. earth test, it's sometimes knowing where you should (and should not) put the test clip. Easy to make the judgement with a washing machine or dishwasher, easy to make a mistake with some other appliances.
Yes, definitely the expertise and relevant knowledge of the inspector is key.
It's not just PCs that have these circuit boards these days, and if you are doing say an 8 A or 25 A a.c. earth test, it's sometimes knowing where you should (and should not) put the test clip. Easy to make the judgement with a washing machine or dishwasher, easy to make a mistake with some other appliances.
