Should we be testing after a fused spur for example on a heating circuit I've always been told to only test upto the fused spur but that doesn't seem right to me what's other opinions?
Should we be testing after a fused spur for example on a heating circuit I've always been told to only test upto the fused spur but that doesn't seem right to me what's other opinions?
A little more context might help. Is this initial verification or periodic I&T?
If it is a domestic CH system with a conventional junction box, I can see no difficulty taking the top off and testing Zs, but I wouldn't go any further.
A similar approach could be taken with an immersion heater, but dismantling anything more to get to the load side of any flex is more than is required.
A little more context might help. Is this initial verification or periodic I&T?
If it is a domestic CH system with a conventional junction box, I can see no difficulty taking the top off and testing Zs, but I wouldn't go any further.
A similar approach could be taken with an immersion heater, but dismantling anything more to get to the load side of any flex is more than is required.
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