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If an external high level air-con unit has a rotary isolator positioned next to it, is it good practice to wire the isolator so that it disconnects both L. and N. of the supply?

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    (b) possibly will be maintained by someone who may be accessing from outside the building (i.e. outside the influence of the main bonding) - and the risk of a potential difference between N and Earth (rather than PE / MET) is greater. The risk is

    So on TN, especially PME, systems, if we're isolating the N, should we be isolating the PE conductor too?

       - Andy.

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    plug and socket then if you want that, nothing like a 3ft contact gap.

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    plug and socket then if you want that, nothing like a 3ft contact gap.

    Mike

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