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Supply type?

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Hi people, 

I need to know the supply type, see picture. 

Its thrown me as there  are 2 cables but not of same size so I assume not a looped service. Not the best picture but the cable on the left appears to be your average TNCS type cable but the cable on the right is about half the diameter, would this be a seperate earth cable?

 

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    could be looped, the outbound one is often thinner than incomer.

    Any writing on the cable ?

     

    Equally end of line property on a run of PME is supposed to have an electrode if the run is longer than a certain length.

    How does Ze and ZLN (230/[pssc) compare ?- if practically identical probably PME.

     

    Failing any clarity, call the DNO.. They ought to know or come out to check,

    Mike.

     

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    could be looped, the outbound one is often thinner than incomer.

    Any writing on the cable ?

     

    Equally end of line property on a run of PME is supposed to have an electrode if the run is longer than a certain length.

    How does Ze and ZLN (230/[pssc) compare ?- if practically identical probably PME.

     

    Failing any clarity, call the DNO.. They ought to know or come out to check,

    Mike.

     

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