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High protective conductor currents - Deletion of 543.7.1.204

543.7.1.204 - the one about duplicate c.p.c.s needing to be 'terminated independently of each other' - has gone.

Does anyone understand the thinking behind this? It seems a bit odd to me.

Given that (in my experience) more problems occur at terminals rather than along cable runs, if we need the c.p.c.s to be duplicated, it seems like a bit of a flaw that one single loose connection can make them both useless simultaneously. I can see that in some instances (e.g. a terminal on a socket on a ring) that losing a single terminal carries a limited immediate risk (as the leakage current from a single socket should be small and all other sockets are still connected to a c.p.c.) but in other instances - say the connection of both c.p.c.s to the earth bar in a DB - that single fault could be very significant.

   - Andy.

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  • Don't recall ever seeing Torque requirements in accessory instructions, consumer units yes.

  • Don't recall ever seeing Torque requirements in accessory instructions, consumer units yes.

    Manufacturers are starting to put this information out ... values I've seen vary in the range 1.5  2.5 Nm ... Example here is 2 Nm but other products from the same manufacturer say 2.5 Nm: d2cq9zndfvtoz7.cloudfront.net/CMA032.pdf

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