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Completing Certificates

Ben22
When completing a schedule of test results I am interested to know how people set them out, particularly for 3 phase boards,

i worked with a guy once who set his out exactly how the board was layed out, e.g for a single phase consumer unit starting with the main switch so that all ways corresponded clearly. 


Hope to hear peoples methods and photographic examples would be excellent.

 

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    I'm not entirely sure I understand what you're asking...


    The schedule of test results clearly have separate columns for Circuit No., Circuit Description and so on. Logically you would start with 1L1, 1L2, 1L3, then 2L1, 2L2, 2L3 and so on - each with the circuit description next to them and having the board labelled up correctly so you know what circuits you're looking at (and reading it in the correct order!)


    I know some people who start from the bottom left working their way up and then down the other side, some who start bottom right and going up, some going left to right, left to right, and others (the correct way imho) going from top left to the bottom, top right to the bottom.


    Again, not sure what you're asking here,
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    I'm not entirely sure I understand what you're asking...


    The schedule of test results clearly have separate columns for Circuit No., Circuit Description and so on. Logically you would start with 1L1, 1L2, 1L3, then 2L1, 2L2, 2L3 and so on - each with the circuit description next to them and having the board labelled up correctly so you know what circuits you're looking at (and reading it in the correct order!)


    I know some people who start from the bottom left working their way up and then down the other side, some who start bottom right and going up, some going left to right, left to right, and others (the correct way imho) going from top left to the bottom, top right to the bottom.


    Again, not sure what you're asking here,
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