this question is inside a mentor guide at the place i work for someone to be signed off as a fully competent electrician.
none of us can think of any reason why this may be the case, can anyone else?
this question is inside a mentor guide at the place i work for someone to be signed off as a fully competent electrician.
none of us can think of any reason why this may be the case, can anyone else?
Even for the short time that was the case is was never a reason to ban them - a reason not to solely rely on them, maybe, but not a reason to ban.
And this is not about that, but about RCDs in plugs and sockets on extension cables and appliances.
It is a bit worrying that it is a question apparently written to assess electrical competence, and makes one wonder about the competence of whoever set the questions.
Mike.
Even for the short time that was the case is was never a reason to ban them - a reason not to solely rely on them, maybe, but not a reason to ban.
And this is not about that, but about RCDs in plugs and sockets on extension cables and appliances.
It is a bit worrying that it is a question apparently written to assess electrical competence, and makes one wonder about the competence of whoever set the questions.
Mike.
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