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Earth Loop Impedance Test

05/22/2009 1:53 AM

how do i conduct an earth loop impedance test
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Re: m kariuki

05/22/2009 2:59 AM
  1. Place a contract with a local firm of electrical testers
  2. Invite them into the building and show them the circuit(s)
  3. Let them do their work with their equipment
  4. File the test report sheet and a copy of the equipment calibration certificate in the appropriate reference file upon completion
  5. Pay the invoice when it arrives.
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Re: m kariuki

05/25/2009 1:44 PM

hi,

this can be otherwise known as earth continuity test for a loop circuit.Get earth loop impedance test and you find the mode of operation on the manual.Simple ok
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